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Godrej Agrovet
Godrej Agrovet grew Q1 FY27 revenue 9.2% to ₹2,855.2 crore (CNBC-TV18, 5 Aug), and is expanding oil palm from 80,000 hectares to 140,000–150,000 hectares within four to five years (Financial Express, 2 Aug). Net profit fell 13.8% to ₹128.3 crore (CNBC-TV18).
What it means Edible-oil importers face a domestic palm supplier scaling up under the national mission, and investors see earnings lagging the expansion.
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From 5 stories, the newest dated 13 Aug 2026. Summary written 3 Oct 2026.
Godrej Agrovet is an Indian agri-business company with interests in oil palm, dairy and agrochemicals. [1] source: CNBC-TV18[2] source: ET Small Business
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Oil palm contributes about 20% of its revenue and nearly 40% of its profit before tax. [2] source: ET Small Business Its subsidiaries include the dairy business Creamline Dairy Products and the agrochemical unit Astec LifeSciences. [1] source: CNBC-TV18
In Q1 FY27, reported in August 2026, Godrej Agrovet's consolidated net profit fell 13.8% to ₹128.3 crore from ₹149 crore, while revenue from operations rose 9.2% to ₹2,855.2 crore. [1] source: CNBC-TV18 Its EBITDA margin was 8.41%, down from 10.32%. [1] source: CNBC-TV18 It raised its stake in Creamline Dairy Products to 99.78%, with the remaining 0.22% under acquisition, and holds 67.03% of Astec LifeSciences. [1] source: CNBC-TV18 Godrej Industries' results state that Agrovet acquired 36.79% of Creamline for ₹708.58 crore and 0.46% for ₹8.93 crore. [3] source: CNBC-TV18 In July 2026, ET Small Business reported a plan to expand oil palm area from 80,000 hectares to 140,000 hectares in four to five years. It also reported a ₹300 crore integrated oil palm complex in Telangana with mill capacity of 30 tonnes per hour, expandable to 60 tonnes per hour. [2] source: ET Small Business Financial Express reported in August 2026 a target of 0.14-0.15 million hectares of cultivation. [4] source: Financial Express
Sunil Kataria is Godrej Agrovet's CEO. [5] source: Business Today The company named Ravishankar A. as its incoming CFO. [1] source: CNBC-TV18 Patanjali Foods and 3F Oil Palm are also expanding plantations under India's edible-oil mission. [4] source: Financial Express
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Who leads Godrej Agrovet?
Sunil Kataria is the CEO of Godrej Agrovet. In August 2026 the company also named Ravishankar A. as its incoming CFO. [1] source: CNBC-TV18[5] source: Business Today
How fast is Godrej Agrovet growing in India?
Godrej Agrovet's Q1 FY27 revenue from operations rose 9.2% to ₹2,855.2 crore, reported in August 2026. Its consolidated net profit fell 13.8% to ₹128.3 crore, and its EBITDA margin contracted to 8.41% from 10.32%. [1] source: CNBC-TV18
What is Godrej Agrovet's current strategy in India?
In July 2026 Godrej Agrovet planned to expand oil palm area from 80,000 to 140,000 hectares in four to five years, and opened a ₹300 crore Telangana oil palm complex. In August 2026 it raised its Creamline Dairy Products stake to 99.78% and held 67.03% of Astec LifeSciences. [1] source: CNBC-TV18[2] source: ET Small Business
Who are Godrej Agrovet's main competitors?
Godrej Agrovet, Patanjali Foods and 3F Oil Palm are all expanding plantations under India's National Mission on Edible Oils-Oil Palm, according to Financial Express in August 2026. Godrej Agrovet targets 0.14-0.15 million hectares of cultivation. [4] source: Financial Express
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