✖
PARRY AGRO INDUSTRIES
Last Traded Price
₹ ( 0.00 % )
Principles
Company NamePARRY AGRO INDUSTRIES
Market Cap₹ None
ISIN No.None
No. of Outstanding SharesNone
PAN No.None
PE ratioNA
CINNone
Book value₹ None
SectorFmcg
P/BVNone
DRHP Filed?Yes
P/S RatioNone
Available on
EPS₹ None
Registration DateNone
Face Value₹ None
Stock Performance
Company Details
INDUSTRY OUTLOOK
Current Status (2024–2025) India is the second-largest producer of tea globally, after China. In FY24, India exported approximately 225–235 million kg of tea, with revenues of around ₹6,500–₹7,000 crore, according to Tea Board data. Major export destinations: Russia & CIS countries (25–30%) Iran, UAE, UK, USA, Germany, and Iraq Demand also rising in Eastern Europe, Africa, and Southeast AsiaKey Trends & Drivers
| Trend | Insight |
|---|---|
| Premiumization | Rising global demand for organic, specialty, and single-origin teas (e.g., Darjeeling, Assam Orthodox). |
| Sustainability Focus | Buyers are increasingly sourcing from Rainforest Alliance, Fair Trade, and Trustea-certified producers. |
| Orthodox Tea Demand | Orthodox tea demand in markets like Iran, Iraq, Russia, and Turkey continues to support prices. |
| Favorable Currency | Weak rupee makes Indian tea price competitive globally vs Kenyan or Sri Lankan tea. |
| FTA Advantage | India’s trade deals with UAE and other Middle East nations open better tariff access. |
Challenges
| Challenge | Impact |
|---|---|
| Geopolitical Disruptions | Conflict in Russia–Ukraine and instability in Middle East affects logistics and payments |
| Stiff Competition | From Kenya, Sri Lanka, Vietnam, and Bangladesh, which offer lower-cost teas. |
| Quality Consistency | Fluctuating weather and smallholder-driven supply affect uniformity and export standards. |
| Rising Input Costs | Fertilizers, labor, logistics inflation squeezing margins despite higher export prices. |
2025 & Beyond – Outlook
Expected Export Volume (FY25–26)
Could reach 250–260 million kg, driven by:
Revived demand from Iran & CIS
Growth in value-added packaged tea exports
Expansion in organic and specialty teasegments
Strategic Priorities for India:
Strengthening GI branding
Enhancing marketing support for Indian tea in emerging markets
Digital traceability, better packaging, and sustainability communication to buyers
Conclusion
The Indian tea export industry iswell-positioned for moderate growth in FY25–26, particularly in the value-added, organic, and orthodox segments. Continued geopolitical risks and intense price competition remain challenges, but India'sdiverse tea portfolio, sustainability credentials, and currency edge offer long-term resilience.
Latest shareholding pattern of Parry Agro Industries Ltd.
| Shareholder Category | Approx. Percentage |
|---|---|
| Promoter Group (New Ambadi Investments + affiliates) | 76.91% |
| Public, Minority, and Other Shareholders | 23.09% |
Most Searched Unlisted & Pre IPO Companies Stocks in india
Contact Us
If you'd like to learn more about The Angel Investing and how we can assist you in navigating your Unlisted Shares investment journey, Please get in touch with us.
Reach out to us
Email: Info@thangiv.com
Phone: +91 9740940369
Our expert would be happy to provide you personal assistance for your queries.