Nestle India's Net Profit Dips 13.4% in June Quarter

Imagine a big food company called Nestle in India.

They made less money this time, about 13% less, because things like ingredients got more expensive.

Even though they sold more stuff, the costs were higher.

They had to spend more on making things and borrowing money, which also cost more.

However, some costs are starting to go down a little, like the price of oil and cocoa.

While sales went up in India and for selling things to other countries, the company's shares went down a bit in value.