Archive · 14 Aug 2025
Indian Poultry Alliance Aims for ₹800 Cr Revenue in First Year
A new chicken business called the Indian Poultry Alliance (IPA), backed by the Allana Group, is starting up.
They want to earn ₹800 crore in their first year.
They've already built farms and factories in different locations and have bought another company to help make more chicken.
They plan to open more factories to sell chicken, seafood, and lamb.
They hope more people will buy their chicken and are aiming to make a lot of money in the next few years.
Indian Poultry Alliance (IPA) targets a ₹800 crore topline in its first year of operations.
IPA launched operations in November 2024 with a $1.2 billion commitment from the Allana Group.
The company has expanded across Kishanganj, Zaheerabad, Coimbatore, and Aligarh.
IPA acquired Kwality Animal Feeds Pvt Ltd for ₹300 crore in March 2025 to boost production.
IPA aims to double the processed poultry market share to 20% by 2030 and reach a ₹2,000 crore topline by 2027.
- Who
- The Indian Poultry Alliance (IPA), a subsidiary of the Allana Group.
- What
- The Indian Poultry Alliance aims to achieve a ₹800 crore topline in its first year of operations.
- When
- IPA launched operations in November 2024.
- Where
- IPA has expanded its presence across Kishanganj, Zaheerabad, Coimbatore, and Aligarh.
- Why
- IPA aims to capitalize on the growing processed poultry market in India.
- Company
- Indian Poultry Alliance (IPA)
- Parent Company
- Allana Group
- Initial Investment
- $1.2 billion (₹1,000 crore)
- First-Year Topline Target
- ₹800 crore
- Acquisition
- Kwality Animal Feeds Pvt Ltd (₹300 crore)
- Projected Market Growth
- 12.6% CAGR by 2033
- Target Market Share
- 20% by 2030