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Reliance may struggle to repeat cola disruption in biscuits: Britannia CEO

Reported by: Business Standard, Economic Times ·

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Britannia's managing director and CEO Rakshit Hargave said Reliance Industries may find it difficult to repeat in biscuits the kind of disruption it caused in cola, Business Standard reported. He pointed to the biscuits market's established ₹5 and ₹10 price points as the reason aggressive pricing may not work the same way. The Economic Times carried the same remarks, saying Britannia has expressed confidence in its market position amid competition from Reliance, which has entered the biscuits market. Both outlets reported the same comments, with no differing figures. A price point here means the pack size sold at a fixed price, such as a ₹5 or ₹10 pack; companies compete on how much product goes into that pack. The remarks are a company executive's view of competition, not a sales figure or a market share number.

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Business Standard  · · Tone -1

Reliance may struggle to repeat cola disruption in biscuits: Britannia CEO

Britannia MD and CEO Rakshit Hargave said Reliance may find it harder to disrupt the biscuits market through aggressive pricing, given the segment's established ₹5 and ₹10 price points.

Economic Times  · · Tone -1

Reliance may find it difficult to replicate cola disruption in biscuits: Britannia CEO & MD

Britannia Industries has expressed confidence in its market position amid competition from Reliance Industries. While Reliance has entered the biscuits market, distinct pricing dynamics could limit its ability to…

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  1. Economic Times ·

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  2. Business Standard ·

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