Patanjali Now a Super Brand in FMCG ,soon upstage giants like Colgate, Unilever and Nestle: Baba Ramdev is Confident as Always

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Yoga and Lifestyle Guru Ramdev was all about the turnover asana today as he predicted that his fast-growing Patanjali Ayurved (Growing as a new FMCG Giant) would soon bypass giants like Colgate, Unilever and Nestle in terms of numbers in India.

“Colgate will be below Patanjali by this year, and in three years, we will overtake Unilever,” Ramdev told reporters.
“Patanjali products would make shut the ‘gate’ in Colgate. The birds in Nestle’s nest (logo) will also fly away.”

At present Patanjali Ayurved is aiming at a turnover of over Rs.10,000 crore in 2016-17, more than double from the Rs.5,000 crore in the last fiscal, said the illustrated yoga guru.

Asked about reports that his company is eating into the market share of multinationals, Ramdev jumped with a smiling reply:

“We have not eaten into other companies’ share – we are totally vegetarian.”

He listed what he believed are the reasons for Patanjali’s growths:

“We do not have paid brand ambassadors. Wrestler Sushil Kumar, who features in Patanjali’s ghee add, did the advertisement for free. I am brand ambassador of the company for free.”

Patanjali is planning to invest Rs.1,000 crore this year in setting up five or six new processing units in states like Assam, Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh. People of West Bengal also expected to have one unit but not mentioned as of now in the list.

The Ayurveda-based company, which has been growing exponentially in the last four years, plans to venture into exports and e-commerce this year.

“We will be exporting honey and cosmetics to 10-12 countries, including US, Britain, Canada, African and Arab countries,” said Patanjali Ayurveda Master & managing director Acharya Balkrishna.

The company also wants to expand its product base to dairy products and yoga clothing.

“Patanjali curd, cheese and other dairy products will soon be in the market,” Ramdev said. A clothing line in jute is also in the works as pipe lined.

Ramdev said Patanjali aims at 4,000 distributors, 10,000 Patanjali stores and 100 mega stores in the country this year.

Day by day every item is catching public attention and products are natural ingredients hence less affect on nature and human beings.

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