Dodla Dairy Limited has finalized its acquisition of HR Food Processing Private Limited (OSAM) on July 31, 2025. The acquisition includes 100% of OSAM's equity and preference shares, making it a wholly-owned subsidiary of Dodla Dairy. The transaction was completed through cash consideration, although specific financial terms were not disclosed. This strategic move is expected to strengthen Dodla Dairy's market position in the dairy and food processing sectors.
25Jul 25
Dodla Dairy Reports Record Q1 Revenue of ₹1,007 Crores Amid Margin Pressure
Dodla Dairy Limited achieved its highest-ever quarterly revenue of ₹1,007.00 crores in Q1, representing a 10.5% year-on-year growth. The company faced margin pressure due to early monsoon conditions and fluctuating procurement costs, with EBITDA margin compressing to 8.2% and PAT margin at 6.2%. Net profit stood at ₹63.00 crores. Milk procurement reached a record 18.7 lakh liters per day, with average costs rising to ₹37.38 per liter. The Value-Added Products segment grew 4% year-on-year, while the Africa business saw 26.9% revenue growth. Dodla Dairy approved the acquisition of HR Food Processing to expand in Bihar and Jharkhand markets. The company expects 10-15% top-line growth and 15-20% growth in absolute EBITDA or PAT for the coming year.
Dodla Dairy Limited reported quarterly revenue of ₹1,006.00 crore and net profit of ₹62.80 crore. Despite facing pressure on gross margins due to high procurement costs, the company projects 10-15% revenue growth and 8-10% profit growth for FY26. The company is expanding its market presence, with plans to increase procurement capacity from 18 to 19-20 lakh litres per day. The recent acquisition of Osam Foods is expected to contribute ₹150.00-200.00 crore to topline growth. Managing Director Sunil Reddy expressed optimism about future performance, noting easing procurement prices should support margin recovery.
21Jul 25
Dodla Dairy Reports Q1 Results and Appoints New Senior Management Personnel
Dodla Dairy announced robust Q1 financial results with standalone revenue of ₹9,006.74 million and consolidated revenue of ₹10,068.66 million. The company appointed Mr. Rajani Kumar KVVS as Head of Production & Maintenance, received a ₹122.90 million dividend from its subsidiary, and approved the acquisition of HR Food Processing Private Limited.
11Jul 25
Dodla Dairy to Acquire HR Food Processing for ₹271 Crore, Receives ESG Impact Rating
Dodla Dairy has approved the acquisition of HR Food Processing Pvt Limited for ₹271.00 crore, which includes an enterprise value of ₹247.20 crore plus ₹23.80 crore net cash. The all-cash transaction is expected to complete within 1-2 months. Additionally, Dodla Dairy received an ESG Impact Rating of 70 from ICRA ESG Ratings Limited, categorized as 'Good'. The ESG rating breakdown shows scores of 68 for Environment, 75 for Social, and 66 for Governance.
21May 25
Dodla Dairy Unveils Ambitious Growth Strategy in Recent Concall
Dodla Dairy outlined its strategic vision during a company concall, focusing on value-added products like ghee, expanding in India and Africa, and setting ambitious procurement targets. The company aims to reach 18 lakh liters per day in India and 20 lakh liters consolidated with Africa by FY2025-26. While projecting high double-digit growth, management tempered expectations for growth rates similar to the previous year.
Dodla Dairy's Q4 financial results show significant growth. Revenue increased by 15.19% to ₹9.10 billion, EBITDA rose by 10.74% to ₹835.00 million, and net profit surged by 45.30% to ₹680.00 million compared to the previous year. The company declared a dividend of ₹2.00 per share. Despite strong overall performance, EBITDA margin slightly decreased to 9.18% from 9.58%.
21Feb 25
Dodla Dairy Unveils Ambitious Growth Targets for FY25
Dodla Dairy has announced growth targets for FY25, aiming for a 10% increase in volume and a 15% boost in revenue. These projections suggest plans for market expansion, focus on value-added products, and potential operational efficiency improvements. The targets align with the positive growth trajectory of India's dairy industry, driven by urbanization, rising incomes, and changing dietary preferences.