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Reliance Consumer Products aims to invest ₹6000-₹8000 crore over the next year in the beverage industry, including the nostalgic Campa Cola. The company also aims to make its entire consumer portfolio available across India by March 2027.
“The capex is being done on a combined investment of Rs 6,000–8,000 crore by Reliance and some of its partners,” a senior executive told ET.
According to an Economic Times report, this investment plans to create 10–12 new greenfield and co-packing plants under its largest-ever capex initiative.
In February, Reliance set up a plant in Guwahati in collaboration with local partner Jericho Foods and Beverages LLP to manufacture soft drinks and water for the Northeast region.
It plans to set up its first plant of Campa Cola in Bihar, spreading over 35 acres in Begusarai.
It aims to directly compete with Coca-Cola and Pepsi with its grand portfolio, which includes Campa Cola (Along with Orange and Lemon flavours), Sosyo, Sun Crush juices, the Spinner sports and more.
According to Outlook Business, Campa Cola is 15-20% cheaper than Coke and Pepsi.
It also states that the price of Spinner, a sports drink, is almost half as compared with competitors like Gatorade and Sting from PepsiCo (Spinner is priced at INR 10 for 250ml).
The size of the Indian non-alcoholic beverage industry is estimated to be around Rs 67,100 crores, and it is projected to reach around Rs 1,47,233 crores in 2030 (ICRIER).
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