Five out of six debutants in the top 100 rankings are from the financial services sector.

Of late concerns over margins hover around FMCG sector owing to a surge in crude oil prices and a depreciating rupee, which pushed up the costs of raw material for the FMCG companies.

If the hike in fuel prices has weighed on your wallet, then you should brace for another bad news. Consumers in India will soon have to shell out more on daily use products.

The complex milk procurement model (perfected by Amul and other cooperatives such as Nandhini) had psyched most multinationals, who are used to corporate farming.

The firm would decide on the stock split at the next board meeting, said Chairman Nusli Wadia during the company's annual general meeting (AGM).

All India Motor Transport Congress started a nationwide indefinite strike on July 20. Their demands include a reduction in central and state taxes by getting diesel under the GST so that price of the deregulated commodity can be reduced.

Prataap Snack MD & CEO, Amit Kumat, is confident that Yum Pie, a Rs 5 chocolate-coated cake with a fruit-cream filling, would soon contribute over 10 per cent to his revenue.

The country's biggest FMCG company, Hindustan Unilever, has reported a stellar performance in the third quarter of the 2017-18 fiscal.

At Business Today Mindrush 2018, top business honchos of India are awarded best CEO awards. Some of the most prominent names are Keninchi Ayukawa, CEO of Maruti Suzuki, A. M. Naik, CEO of L&T and Varun Berry, CEO of Britannia Industries.

As the exhilarating day of BT MindRush was coming to a close, it was time to honour the best corporate leaders. The chief guest at the event, Jayant Sinha, Union Minister of State for Civil Aviation, handed over the awards to the winners.

Watch Businesstoday.in's video where Varun Berry, MD, Britannia Industries talks about how his company has evolved in the past three years and the impact of the initiatives the company has undertaken.

Business Today will host the fifth edition of MindRush - India Today Group's annual flagship business event. The one-day conference will take place on January 13 at St Regis, Mumbai. Here are the highlights.

Varun Berry aims to make Britannia Industries a total foods company in another three years.

The growth just about seemed to comeback during Diwali of 2016,  but demonetisation and GST bruised it again. What is heartening though is that most FMCG companies have posted a healthy growth in the last quarter.

In a conversation with Ajita Shashidhar, the former MD of Britannia Industries, talks about the challenges of running a food start-up.

The FMCG major is planning to build a plant in Nepal under its global business expansion and expand its presence further in the African market and Myanmar.