Anmol Feeds Sets Sights on Double-Digit Growth
Anmol Feeds aims for a 10-15% annual revenue increase from its current turnover of Rs 650 crore. The company is investing Rs 50 crore in new broiler breeding and shrimp feed plants in West Bengal. With operations across several Indian states, it exports to Bhutan, Nepal, and Bangladesh.
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Anmol Feeds, a leading manufacturer in the livestock and fish feed industry, is targeting an impressive 10 to 15 percent annual revenue growth. This ambition follows its current turnover of Rs 650 crore, according to a company official.
The company is set to expand its market presence by establishing new broiler breeding and shrimp feed plants in West Bengal, a venture estimated at Rs 50 crore. Managing Director Amit Saraogi expressed the company's optimistic outlook, emphasizing its debt-free status.
Since its founding in 2000 in Bihar, Anmol Feeds has expanded across West Bengal, Bihar, Jharkhand, and Uttar Pradesh. The company has made significant inroads in international markets, exporting to countries like Bhutan, Nepal, and Bangladesh, with poultry and aqua feed being the top revenue generators.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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