Summary:

According to Crisil Ratings, the organised dairy sector in India is anticipated to grow more strongly in FY27, with revenue surpassing the projected 11% rise in FY26. Eight to ten percent volume expansion, increased milk prices, and consistent demand for goods like milk, butter, and ghee will all contribute to growth. The industry is anticipated to grow as customer preferences for valueadded dairy products - such as those that are high in protein and probiotics - increase. Companies are likely to sustain profitability through modest pricing adjustments, even though raw milk output may decline due to lower calf yields and higher fodder costs. India's organised dairy sector will be strengthened and long-term growth supported by sustained capital investment, solid financial conditions, and increased production capacity.

Source: IBEF

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