India Seeks New Markets for Seafood Exports Amid US Tariff Challenges
The Indian government has initiated diplomatic efforts to expand seafood export markets in response to a 50% duty imposed by the United States. India is negotiating with Japan, China, and the United Kingdom to boost seafood exports. This move aims to mitigate the impact on companies like Avanti Feeds and the broader Indian seafood export industry. The initiative seeks to create alternative avenues for Indian seafood products and potentially offset losses from US tariffs. The outcome of these negotiations could significantly reshape the export landscape for Indian seafood producers.
13Aug 25
Avanti Feeds Reports Robust Q1 Results with 34% EBITDA Surge
Avanti Feeds Limited, a leading aquaculture company, has reported robust Q1 financial results. The company's consolidated revenue grew by 6.86% to ₹1,606.36 crore. EBITDA jumped 34% to ₹214.00 crore, with the EBITDA margin expanding to 13.33%. Net profit surged by 36.92% to ₹178.00 crore. The shrimp feed segment generated ₹1,231.45 crore in revenue, while the processed shrimp segment contributed ₹371.16 crore. The company's EPS (Basic & Diluted) increased by 39.11% to ₹13.09.
Avanti Feeds, a major Indian shrimp industry player, is experiencing significant challenges in its $2 billion export operations due to recent tariff increases. The company, known for shrimp feed and processed products, is navigating a difficult period that could impact its financial performance. The broader shrimp export sector is also affected, with a seafood export group seeking immediate financial support. These tariff hikes are creating operational hurdles for Avanti Feeds, potentially influencing its production, distribution, and market expansion strategies.
31Jul 25
Avanti Feeds and Indian Shrimp Exporters Brace for Potential US Tariff Hike
Former US President Donald Trump announced plans for increased tariffs on Indian imports, including a 25% tariff and an unspecified penalty for countries doing business with Russia. This could significantly impact Indian shrimp exporters like Avanti Feeds, Waterbase, and Apex Frozen Foods, who heavily rely on the US market. India holds a 20% share of the global shrimp market, with 48% of its shrimp exports going to the US. The proposed tariff hike from the current 17.70% to 25% has already affected stock prices, with Avanti Feeds down 6% and Waterbase down 3.3% over the past month.
Avanti Feeds Ltd has reported a significant increase in its Q4 FY2023 financial results. The company's consolidated net profit rose by 39.60% to ₹157.00 crore, while revenue increased by 7.90% to ₹1,385.00 crore. EBITDA also saw a substantial jump of 36.40% to ₹176.70 crore. The board has recommended a final dividend of ₹9.00 per equity share for FY25.
Avanti Feeds Limited has reported strong Q4 results with a 46% year-over-year increase in consolidated net profit to ₹152.00 crore. Revenue grew by 8.2% to ₹1,385.00 crore, while EBITDA jumped 36.2% to ₹177.00 crore. The company's EBITDA margin expanded to 12.76% from 10.09%. Avanti Feeds has recommended a dividend of ₹9.00 per equity share.