Archive · 28 Sep 2026
NCCF Targets 24% Turnover Growth on Expanded Farm Procurement
The National Cooperative Consumers’ Federation wants to grow its business next year.
It expects to make about Rs 17,200 crore in FY27.
Much of its work involves buying crops such as pulses, oilseeds, onions, wheat and paddy from farmers.
The government may increase this crop-buying work under its Price Support Scheme.
NCCF bought more than 2 million tonnes of farm goods from 5.5 million farmers in FY26.
It also buys maize for factories that make ethanol.
The federation wants more money to come from selling farm products privately and through retail stores.
It plans to increase its own outlets from 34 to as many as 45.
NCCF also sells consumer goods under the brand name Janah.
NCCF is targeting turnover of Rs 17,200 crore in FY27, up from Rs 13,908 crore in FY26.
The federation’s FY26 turnover rose 68% from Rs 8,270 crore in FY25, while net profit reached Rs 180 crore.
NCCF purchased more than 2 million tonnes of commodities from 5.5 million farmers across 10 states in FY26.
The federation expects retail and private agricultural trading to contribute about 40% of revenue within five years.
NCCF plans to expand its outlets from 34 to 40-45 by the end of FY27 and promote its Janah consumer-goods brand.
- Who
- The National Cooperative Consumers’ Federation (NCCF), led by managing director Annice Joseph Chandra, is expanding its operations.
- What
- NCCF is targeting turnover of Rs 17,200 crore in FY27 while increasing agricultural procurement, private trading and retail sales.
- When
- The target is for financial year 2026-27, following turnover of Rs 13,908 crore in FY26.
- Where
- Procurement operations expanded across 10 states; NCCF also procured paddy in Madhya Pradesh, Tamil Nadu and Uttarakhand.
- Why
- The federation expects increased government procurement under the Price Support Scheme and wants to expand private commodity trading, retail and outlet sales.
- FY27 turnover target
- Rs 17,200 crore
- FY26 turnover
- Rs 13,908 crore
- FY26 net profit
- Rs 180 crore
- FY26 procurement
- More than 2 million tonnes from 5.5 million farmers
- PSS procurement share
- Around 35% of oilseed and pulse procurement, with the remainder handled by Nafed
- Retail outlet plan
- Increase from about 34 outlets to 40-45 by the end of FY27
- Private and retail revenue goal
- Around 40% of revenue within five years