Today, Balaji Wafers is one of India’s leading snack manufacturers, with an extensive range of products that cater to diverse tastes. The company processes 65 lakh kilograms of potatoes and 100 ...

Following in the footsteps of legacy giants like Haldiram, Bikanerwala, Balaji Wafers, Prataap Snacks ... and refined flour in its products, while VS Mani & Co, another D2C brand, uses rice ...

While the Cloud giant clocked a revenue of $34.9 billion in 2024, with $4 billion in cash flow, it’s the India business ...

Invest Karnataka 2025 attracted significant investments, particularly in the renewable energy sector. JSW Neo Energy Ltd. and Baldota Steel & Power Limited pledged Rs 56,000 crore and Rs 54,000 crore ...

The policy aims to position Karnataka as a leader in sustainable industrial practices through incentives for green ...

founder of Balaji Wafers, said, "With our revenue base increasing, it is difficult to match the pace of sales growth of the last several years. While we still don't see a slowdown, our ability to ...

Investments in Karnataka by various firms are expected to generate thousands of employment opportunities in the state.

Regional brands like Balaji Wafers, MTR spices ... commerce to protect Kirana stores Consumer goods firms like Parle Products, HUL and ITC are creating exclusive product packs for quick commerce ...

Of this organised and branded products account for around ₹423 billion. The organized market is dominated by players such as Haldiram, Pepsico (Lay’s), ITC (Bingo), Balaji Wafers, Bikaji Foods ...

In 2023-24 too, value sales of namkeen matched those of western munchies such as potato wafers and finger sticks ... nearly 56% of the overall market. Products such as bhujia, dal, chivra ...