Archive · 25 Jul 2025
ITC Expands Into New Business Segments, Focuses on Growth
ITC, a big Indian company, is trying out new things to grow.
They're getting into food delivery using cloud kitchens, making healthy snacks, and using sustainable packaging to help the environment.
They also bought some companies that sell organic food and baby care products.
ITC helps farmers with technology and supports them with information and services to increase crop yields.
The company plans to invest a lot of money in the next few years and is working on making things locally to make sure they can keep up with changing situations.
ITC is expanding into new business segments, including food-tech, wellness, and sustainable packaging.
The company's food-tech vertical has seen significant growth with cloud kitchens and new product launches.
ITC is expanding its frozen foods business and making acquisitions in niche and premium categories.
The company is increasing its presence in the organic and natural product segments.
ITC is investing in agri-tech through ITCMaars, supporting farmers and promoting sustainable practices.
- Who
- ITC Ltd., a diversified conglomerate, is undertaking these expansions.
- What
- ITC is expanding its business into new areas like food-tech, wellness, and sustainable packaging.
- When
- The expansion plans were discussed at the company's annual general meeting.
- Where
- The company operates across India with a global presence in over 70 markets.
- Why
- To adapt to a changing business environment, anticipate future trends, and build a 'future-ready' portfolio.
Analysts
ITC
Expected Financial Performance
Analysts
FMCG sales are expected to grow by 5% year-on-year.
ITC
EBIT margins are likely to contract sharply by approximately 22% due to negative pricing in notebooks
- Food-tech CAGR
- 108% (last 3 years)
- Cloud Kitchens
- 60
- New Products in FY25
- Over 100
- Farmers supported by ITCMaars
- 22 lakh
- FPOs supported
- 2,050
- Sustainable packaging growth
- 2.4x over FY22 levels
- Water savings through watershed development
- 1,400 million kilolitres annually