38.6c New Delhi, India, Monday, January 12, 2026
Top Stories Supreme Court
Political NEWS Legislative Corner Celebstreet International Videos
Subscribe Contact Us
close
Business

ITC Acquires Sunrise Foods for Rs. 2,150 crores in an all-cash deal

By Tanurag Ghosh      30 July, 2020 03:13 PM      1 Comments
ITC Acquires Sunrise Foods

The Indian Tobacco Company of India (ITC) Ltd. is one of the largest private players in the market. The company is extremely diversified and operates a variety of ventures ranging from luxury hotels to Fast Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG). The company announced that it will acquire the Spice manufacturing company, Sunrise Foods Private Ltd. (SFPL). 

Sunrise Foods is a major player in the spice market, especially in East India. In the statement released by the company, the acquisition of shares cost ITC Rs. 2,150 crores in this all-cash deal. In its regulatory filing, ITC said-

In addition, the sellers are entitled to contingent consideration of an amount not exceeding Rs 150 crore, which is payable upon Sunrise achieving mutually agreed operational and financial milestones, over a period of two years,

Sunrise Foods is a Kolkata-based family-owned company engaged primarily in the spice business. Sunrise is a market leader in eastern India in the fast-growing spices category and has a brand legacy of over 70 years. It said-

ITC's Aashirvaad range of spices has a strong presence in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh and the company is one of India's leading producers and exporters of high-quality food-safe spices. The acquisition will augment the company's product portfolio and is aligned to ITC's aspiration to significantly scale up its Spices business and expand its footprint across the country,

Its addition to the ITC portfolio has expanded the companys presence in the food market where it already operates brands like Aashirvad. The company has acquired a 100% stake in the brand as of 27th July 2020.

The subsidiaries of SFPL, Sunrise Sheetgrah Pvt Ltd., and Hobbits International Foods Pvt Ltd. have become wholly owned by ITC. The company said that together with synergies arising out of sourcing and supply chain capabilities, ITCs agribusiness and pan-India distribution will provide significant value creation of the opportunities.

In the Financial term 2019-20, the turnover of SFPL was Rs. 591.50 crores

 



Share this article:



John Doe
Charlotte Nov 17, 2020

Very good post. I certainly love this site.

Leave a feedback about this
TRENDING NEWS


TOP STORIES

wrong-bail-orders-alone-without-evidence-of-corruption-cannot-justify-removal-of-judicial-officer-sc
Trending Judiciary
Wrong Bail Orders Alone, Without Evidence of Corruption, Cannot Justify Removal of Judicial Officer: SC [Read Judgment]

Supreme Court rules that wrong bail orders alone cannot justify removal of a judicial officer without proof of corruption, misconduct, or extraneous considerations.

06 January, 2026 07:43 PM
divorced-muslim-woman-can-seek-maintenance-under-crpc-even-after-receiving-amount-under-muslim-women-protection-act-kerala-hc
Trending Judiciary
Divorced Muslim Woman Can Seek Maintenance Under CrPC Even After Receiving Amount Under Muslim Women Protection Act: Kerala HC [Read Order]

Kerala High Court holds that a divorced Muslim woman can claim maintenance under Section 125 CrPC even after receiving amounts under the 1986 Act.

06 January, 2026 08:19 PM
delhi-hc-full-bench-settles-bsf-seniority-dispute-rule-of-continuous-regular-appointment-prevails
Trending Judiciary
Delhi HC Full Bench Settles BSF Seniority Dispute; Rule of ‘Continuous Regular Appointment’ Prevails [Read Judgment]

Delhi High Court Full Bench rules BSF seniority is based on date of continuous regular appointment, rejecting claims for antedated seniority due to delayed joining.

06 January, 2026 08:45 PM
borrowers-cannot-invoke-writ-jurisdiction-to-compel-banks-to-extend-one-time-settlement-benefits-kerala-hc
Trending Judiciary
Borrowers Cannot Invoke Writ Jurisdiction to Compel Banks to Extend One-Time Settlement Benefits: Kerala HC [Read Judgment]

Kerala High Court holds borrowers cannot invoke writ jurisdiction to compel banks to grant One-Time Settlement benefits, as OTS is not a legal right.

07 January, 2026 09:22 PM

ADVERTISEMENT


Join Group

Signup for Our Newsletter

Get Exclusive access to members only content by email