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Scotch meets match; local Single Malts win hearts
Indian single malt whisky sales have surpassed Scotch for the first time in 2024, driven by increasing consumer preference for local premium brands. While Scotch sales declined, Indian single malts experienced significant growth, fueled by quality, competitive pricing, and a sense of national pride.
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UK flags new Indian market for Scottish salmon trade after FTA
The UK government highlights the India-UK FTA's benefits for Scotland, particularly for salmon and whisky industries. Tariffs on Scottish salmon exports to India will drop from 33% to 0%, while whisky tariffs will be halved initially and reduced to 40% over the next decade.
India-UK FTA will make Scotch whiskies more competitively priced: Pernod Ricard India
Pernod Ricard India announced it will pass on the benefits of reduced import duties on premium Scotch whiskies to consumers following the India-UK FTA. The agreement, expected to improve access and lower retail prices, will primarily impact imported liquor, with minimal effect on India Made Foreign Liquor. The company awaits official terms to fully assess the FTA's implications.
Hot Stocks: 4 stocks that may give returns between 15-57%
Analysts predict significant growth for select stocks, with potential returns ranging from 15% to 57%. Aurum Proptech is expected to benefit from the expanding proptech sector, while Radico Khaitan aims to increase its premium whisky market share. GMR Airports anticipates EBITDA growth, and GE Vernova T&D India foresees strong demand and earnings growth.
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Alcohol makers seek phased import duty cuts, strong safeguards to prevent EU FTA misuse
The Confederation of Indian Alcoholic Beverage Companies (CIABC) has urged the government to gradually reduce import duties on liquor products under the proposed India-EU free trade agreement (FTA). They propose cutting customs duties on bottled wines and spirits from 150% to 100% immediately, then to 50% over 10 years, with bulk spirits duties dropping from 150% to 75% immediately and 25% in a decade.
India's auto sector duty concession offer to UK under FTA is very nuanced: Official
India's FTA with the UK offers nuanced duty concessions for the auto sector, linking relaxations and quotas to engine capacity and vehicle prices. Import duties will be reduced over 10-15 years with adequate safeguards for sensitive sectors. The agreement aims to double two-way commerce by 2030, benefiting companies like Tata-JLR.
Spirits demand dull but we can uncork growth, says Diageo MD Praveen Someshwar
Diageo India's CEO Praveen Someshwar notes subdued spirits demand due to regulatory hurdles, despite some states adopting progressive policies. While tier-1 city consumption slowed and rural areas lag, the prestige and above segment saw near double-digit growth in FY25. The company aims to build on its strengths, navigating legislative challenges to unlock growth opportunities and double innovation contribution.
Stock picks of the week: 5 stocks with consistent score improvement and return potential of more than 27% in 1 year
Going with the assumption that the macro picture is turning bullish, it would be better to ignore phases of expected volatility. These will come and create panic in the short term. But things will get sorted out in the medium- to long-term. So, look for stocks with a long-term perspective and forget about the noise on the street. Our selected stocks for today depict a strong upward trajectory in their overall average score which is based on five key pillars: Earnings, fundamentals, relative valuation, risk, and price momentum. This implies that there has been a significant improvement in their market outlook in the given time frame.
UK-India FTA will lead to a high single-digit reduction in prices, volume growth: Diageo
United Spirits Ltd anticipates a "high single digit" reduction in consumer prices for imported liquor in India following the India-UK FTA, according to its management. Diageo India plans to pass on duty reduction benefits to consumers, potentially leading to additional volume growth. The company expects a price reduction of 4 to 5 percent on Bottled-in-India (BII) category.
Nifty's 2025 twist: Are Indian stocks headed for another record-breaking year?
After a shaky start in 2025 due to geopolitical tensions and FII outflows, the Indian equity market has rebounded strongly. Easing India-Pakistan tensions, favorable trade agreements, and better-than-expected corporate earnings have fueled a Nifty surge. Analysts predict continued gains, driven by renewed FII inflows and sustained earnings growth, though caution remains due to valuation concerns and potential global risks.
Diageo to cut liquor prices in India as UK trade deal slashes Scotch duties
Diageo plans to reduce liquor prices in India by a high single-digit percentage following the India-UK FTA, anticipating full implementation by fiscal year 2027. This move aims to boost growth in the Indian market, the company's largest by volume.
India-UK FTA: Duty concession on Scotch to boost premium drive of Indian distillers
Indian whisky distillers anticipate improved margins and faster growth due to duty concessions on Scotch imports under the India-UK FTA. The reduction in customs duties on bulk Scotch will lower costs, making premium spirits more affordable.
India-UK FTA a good deal, but for whom?
The FTA is expected to open market opportunities and trade potential for India across various sectors. What remains to be seen is how well it can help MSMEs leverage the benefits on offer.
Import duty cuts on wine in FTAs may hurt local makers: CIABC
CIABC warns that lowering import duties on wine in future trade deals could negatively impact Indian manufacturers. Concessional tariffs on spirits from the EU, US, Australia, and New Zealand might flood the market. They suggest a minimum import price to prevent low-quality imports. The UK trade deal's whisky duty reduction may also affect domestic premium whisky brands.
Ajay Devgn's favourite alcohol brand sells only 1,200 bottles. Check it's jaw-dropping price
Ajay Devgn, known for his acting, is also a businessman. He owns a visual effects company and a multiplex chain. Recently, Ajay invested in GlenJourneys, a premium whisky brand. Each bottle costs between ₹50,000 and ₹60,000. Ajay now limits himself to two small drinks a day. His latest film, Raid 2, is performing well at the box office.
India-UK FTA welcome move; not much bearing on car prices: Mercedes-Benz, BMW
Mercedes-Benz and BMW view the India-UK FTA positively, anticipating it will foster growth through free trade. However, they suggest the agreement's impact on luxury car prices in India will be limited due to the prevalence of CKD imports and quota restrictions. Both companies emphasize their commitment to local production and localization within the Indian market.
Explainer: India-UK free trade agreement -- all you need to know
India and the UK have concluded negotiations for a free trade agreement, aiming to double bilateral trade to USD 120 billion by 2030. The pact eliminates import duties on 99% of Indian goods entering the UK, while India safeguards sensitive sectors.
India-UK FTA: Wins, exclusions & road ahead
The India-UK Free Trade Agreement aims to strengthen economic ties, benefiting Indian exports like textiles and UK exports like Scotch whisky. While tariffs on UK automotive imports will decrease gradually with quotas, sensitive agricultural and industrial goods are excluded to protect domestic industries.
More winners than losers: 9 stocks which get Indo-UK FTA tailwind, with an upside potential of 17 to 66%
The headlines are, of course, dominated by happenings on the India-Pakistan border. And naturally, there is a lot of concern, both in the region and globally. But that is not all the news that is making it to the headlines. Investors will do well to keep an eye on what is happening in different sectors. For instance, the signing of the free trade agreement, or FTA, with the UK is not an insignificant thing. It will impact the bottomlines of the number of companies. Let’s check out how it will impact two sectors.
India-UK FTA: No minimum import price for Scotch
India's FTA with the UK excludes minimum import prices for liquor. Tariffs on alcoholic beverages are halved initially, decreasing further over ten years. Automobile tariff concessions are extended based on engine capacity and EV prices. UK suppliers can bid on tenders above Rs 200 crore.
UK-India trade pact to be signed after three months, India official says
India and the United Kingdom are poised to sign a bilateral trade deal within three months, with implementation expected to take over a year. The agreement includes separate import quotas for British combustion engine and electric vehicles, with phased tariff reductions.
No minimum import duty condition on British alcohol under India-UK FTA: Official
India and the UK have finalized a trade agreement. It excludes minimum import prices on British liquor. Import duties on Scotch whisky will decrease gradually over ten years. This move aims to boost Indian exports to the UK. It will also attract foreign investment in the liquor sector. The agreement anticipates increased revenue and better quality exports.
How will India-UK FTA affect Indian alcobev stocks?
Under the new FTA, India has agreed to cut import duties on Scotch, whisky and gin from 150% to 75% with immediate effect, with a further reduction to 40% over the next 10 years. This means that imported spirits, especially premium Scotch, will become much cheaper for Indian consumers.
India-UK trade agreement to boost bilateral trade, expand consumer markets: Experts
Experts believe the India-UK free trade agreement, eliminating tariffs across sectors, will significantly boost bilateral trade and expand consumer markets. The deal, removing taxes on labor-intensive exports and easing imports, aims to double trade to USD 120 billion by 2030. It provides opportunities for businesses to access a combined market of USD 6.08 trillion and diversify services exports.
Som Distilleries, other liquor stocks tumble up to 5% as India-UK FTA slashes scotch whisky tariffs
Indian liquor stocks fell up to 5% after the India–UK FTA announced steep duty cuts on Scotch whisky and gin imports, sparking fears of rising competition for domestic players. The deal, signed May 6, boosts UK exports and threatens premium segments of local liquor firms.
Indian Spirits cos stirred up to fight a premium battle as British scotch whiskies expected to flood India at reduced prices
A new India-UK FTA deal is set to halve import tariffs on whisky and gin, potentially flooding the Indian market with cheaper premium scotch. While this benefits consumers with greater choice and affordability, domestic liquor companies face increased competition.
Radico Khaitan eyes super-premium whisky segment as Indian spirits market heats up
Radico Khaitan plans to launch super-premium whisky in FY26. The company aims to capitalize on the rising demand for luxury spirits. Radico Khaitan reported strong FY25 results with record EBITDA. They achieved 18% revenue growth. The company will introduce new luxury brands. These launches will strengthen Radico Khaitan's premium portfolio. The company focuses on marketing and distribution expansion.
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