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Milma Reports 15% Turnover Growth in First Half of FY27
Milma sells milk and other dairy products in Kerala.
In the first six months of FY27, it earned ₹2,559.71 crore from sales.
That was 15% more than in the same part of the previous financial year.
The three regional unions together made most of the turnover.
Malabar had the highest turnover among those unions.
Milma chairman K S Mani said customers trust the quality of its products.
He also said the higher sales meant Milma bought more milk from farmers in its cooperative network.
The federation and regional unions have taken steps to increase production and productivity while looking after farmers’ welfare.
Milma reported turnover of ₹2,559.71 crore in the first half of FY27, up 15% from ₹2,224.12 crore a year earlier.
The three regional unions together recorded ₹2,328.87 crore in turnover, while federation facilities accounted for ₹230.84 crore.
Malabar Regional Cooperative Milk Producers Union recorded the highest turnover among the three unions, at ₹1,011.62 crore.
Trivandrum’s turnover rose 17.35% to ₹746.21 crore, while Ernakulam’s increased 10.71% to ₹571.04 crore.
Milma chairman K S Mani said the performance reflected consumer confidence and meant higher milk procurement from affiliated dairy farmers.
- Who
- Kerala Cooperative Milk Marketing Federation (Milma) and its three regional unions.
- What
- Milma reported first-half FY27 turnover of ₹2,559.71 crore, a 15% increase year over year.
- Where
- Kerala.
- When
- The first half of FY27; the report was published on October 11, 2026.
- Why
- Milma attributed its performance to its market position and consumer confidence in its product quality; the higher turnover also meant increased milk procurement from affiliated farmers.
Key facts
- First-half FY27 turnover
- ₹2,559.71 crore
- Year-over-year increase
- 15%
- First-half FY26 turnover
- ₹2,224.12 crore
- Three regional unions’ combined turnover
- ₹2,328.87 crore
- Turnover from federation facilities
- ₹230.84 crore
- Highest regional union turnover
- Malabar Regional Cooperative Milk Producers Union: ₹1,011.62 crore
- Publication date
- October 11, 2026
Sources
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