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Subhra Prakash Naskar , MBA 2014-16, Vinod Gupta School of Management, IIT Kharagpur
On March 14th NDTV news published that ITC is going to setup 20 new factories across India to boost its FMCG business. The company’s FMCG business includes cigarettes, foods, lifestyle retailing, personal care, education & stationery, safety matches and agarbattis. This news created a huge positive sentiment among the investors and almost all the market analysts recommended “BUY” call for ITC share. ITC chairman Y C Deveshwar told media that ITC is all set to expand its entire FMCG business as it aims to garner 1 lakh crore from its brands in the FMCG business by 2030.In the last fiscal ITC’s revenue was 23,555 crore from its FMCG vertical including cigarette.
Approximately 12 million people in India comes to job market every year. So, if we are not able to generate jobs that will lead to economic disaster. ITC’s this move will help to create more quality jobs for Indian market.
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ITC has displayed great visionary leadership, marketing skills and world class management in the past which have propelled the company to iconic status in the country. They have done the near impossible in the past and if their past is any indication they can very well do it again.
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ITC is going in the right direction and mostly would become the biggest conglomerate in south east Asia.
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