Parle Agro posted a major rise in profit in FY25, helped by stable revenue growth and controlled expenses. Domestic sales continued to account for most of its income, while export revenue stayed small. The company has not shared any new updates beyond its annual financial results.
Parle Agro has reported a strong rise in profit for the financial year ended March 2025, even as revenue growth remained steady.
The company said its consolidated net profit rose to ₹115.38 crore in FY25, compared with ₹17.3 crore in the previous year. Revenue from operations increased by 5{3ed7819c3563dca85364f9c966d48c284cd3d43c23a196a6bbb99b5b9eebb247} to ₹3,284.13 crore, based on financial data available from business intelligence platform Tofler.
Profit rises as costs stay under control
Parle Agro’s total income, including other income, stood at ₹3,370.14 crore in FY25, up 5{3ed7819c3563dca85364f9c966d48c284cd3d43c23a196a6bbb99b5b9eebb247} from the year before. Total expenses rose only slightly, increasing by 0.8{3ed7819c3563dca85364f9c966d48c284cd3d43c23a196a6bbb99b5b9eebb247} to ₹3,221.39 crore.
Advertising and promotion spending fell during the year. The company spent ₹256.83 crore on ads in FY25, down from ₹278.38 crore in FY24, a drop of nearly 8{3ed7819c3563dca85364f9c966d48c284cd3d43c23a196a6bbb99b5b9eebb247}.
The company operates in the Indian beverage market and owns brands such as Frooti, Appy, SMOODH, and Bailley. It remains an unlisted company led by Prakash J Chauhan.
Domestic market remains key
Most of Parle Agro’s income came from within India. Domestic sales were recorded at ₹3,214.27 crore during FY25. Export revenue remained limited at ₹30.07 crore for the year.
The figures show that local demand continues to be the main driver of the company’s business.
What we know so far
Parle Agro has not released any further updates or management statements beyond the published financial numbers for FY25. No new guidance or outlook for FY26 has been announced at this time.
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