Parle Agro cuts ad spends by 8% in FY25

Parle Agro’s total revenue from operations grew 5.1% to Rs 3,284.13 Cr in FY25

e4m by e4m Staff
Published: Dec 24, 2025 10:19 AM  | 1 min read
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  • Parle Agro reduced its advertising and promotional expenditures by 7.7% to Rs 256.83 Cr in FY25, while maintaining a steady revenue growth.
  • Total revenue from operations increased by 5.1% to Rs 3,284.13 Cr, with total income rising 5.0% to Rs 3,370.14 Cr, including other income.
  • Profit before tax surged nearly 883% to Rs 148.75 Cr, and net profit increased by 567% to Rs 115.38 Cr compared to FY24.
  • Total expenses rose slightly by 0.8% to Rs 3,221.39 Cr, with increases in material and employee costs offset by declines in finance costs and depreciation.
Parle Agro reduced its advertising and promotional spends in FY25 even as profitability saw a sharp jump, signalling a tighter cost approach amid steady topline growth.
 
The beverage major spent Rs 256.83 Cr on advertising and promotions in the financial year ended March 31, 2025, down 7.7% year-on-year from Rs 278.38 Cr in FY24.
 
Despite the lower brand spends, Parle Agro’s total revenue from operations grew 5.1% to Rs 3,284.13 Cr in FY25, compared with Rs 3,126.06 Cr a year ago. Including other income, total income rose 5.0% to Rs 3,370.14 Cr.
 
The sharper impact was visible on the bottom line. Profit before tax surged to Rs 148.75 Cr, up nearly 883% from Rs 15.14 Cr in FY24. Net profit stood at Rs 115.38 Cr, a 567% jump over Rs 17.30 Cr reported in the previous year.
 
Total expenses remained largely flat, inching up just 0.8% year-on-year to Rs 3,221.39 Cr. While cost of materials consumed rose 11.7% to Rs 1,637.17 Cr and employee benefit expenses increased 10.0% to Rs 389.42 Cr, these were partly offset by lower finance costs and depreciation.
 
Finance costs declined 18.1% to Rs 53.52 Cr, while depreciation, depletion and amortisation expenses fell 15.2% to Rs 248.88 Cr, supporting the company’s profitability even as advertising spends were reined in.
Published On: Dec 24, 2025 10:19 AM