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Britannia Industries

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23 Aug 2026 – 21 Sep 2026 · Times in IST

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Wednesday, 16 Sep 20261 update

AI sentiment: Bearish 68% confidence

Britannia Exits Jefferies India Forum Citing Unavoidable Reasons

Britannia Industries announced cancellation of participation in Jefferies 5th India Forum on 17th Sept 2026. The decision was due to unavoidable circumstances; the event was scheduled in Gurgaon at 10:00 AM IST. Source: BSE

Monday, 31 Aug 20261 update

AI sentiment: Neutral 0% confidence

Britannia Names Rejin Surendran as New CIO, Effective Oct 2026

Britannia Industries announced the retirement of CIO Susheel Navanale effective 30th September 2026. Rejin Surendran will assume the role of Chief Digital & Information Officer from 1st October 2026. Source: BSE

Thursday, 27 Aug 20264 updates

AI sentiment: Bullish 79% confidence

Britannia Gets 'Strong' ESG Rating of 66 by Crisil

Britannia Industries' ESG rating by Crisil is '66' (Strong) with a core ESG rating of '64'. Ratings were based on FY 2025-26 disclosures; report received on 26th Aug 2026. Source: BSE

AI sentiment: Neutral 38% confidence

Britannia Hit by Sugar Price Surge; Goldman Sets ₹6,000 Target

Goldman Sachs flags sugar price rise impacting Britannia most; Nestle, Varun Beverages also affected. Britannia has high sugar dependency; GS rates it 'Neutral' with ₹6,000 target. Varun Beverages rated 'Buy' at ₹550. Source: CNBC TV 18

AI sentiment: Bearish 85% confidence

Goldman Sachs: Sugar Costs May Hit Britannia

Goldman Sachs sees Britannia impacted by rising sugar prices. Source: ScoutQuest

AI sentiment: Bullish 55% confidence

Britannia: Goldman Sachs on Britannia Maintains Neutral with Target Price of ₹6,000, Nestlé Maintains Neutral with Target Price of ₹1,575 and Varun Beverages Maintains Buy with Target Price of ₹550 as sugar prices have risen nearly 40% since January, pressuring FMCG margins, with Britannia most exposed, Nestlé moderately affected and Varun better placed due to lower sugar exposure and no palm oil usage.