Edible oil volume growth expected to stabilize at 8-10%: Angshu Mallick, Adani Wilmar

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«So, food volumes are likely to grow further. Edible oil might stable at around 8% to 10% instead of 12%. And industry essentials would see same volume growth or little better going forward,» says Angshu Mallick, MD & CEO, Adani Wilmar.

I was talking about the volume growth and the trends that we are watching out for in terms of volume growth, do you think this 12% growth is something that is sustainable for the rest of the year or could we expect better growth in FY25?
Angshu Mallick: The volume growth has been strong where we clocked one million tonne this quarter. Going forward, we may see such kind of volume, but the Q2 may not see such robust volume growth. Q3 onwards, we are hopeful that edible oil again will have a bigger volume share. Second is that our food business has grown and double digit and a strong double digit we have been doing and there I think this volume will grow further. So, food volumes are likely to grow further. Edible oil might stable at around 8% to 10% instead of 12%. And industry essentials would see same volume growth or little better going forward.

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