Hatsun Agro Product

May 19 (Reuters) - Hatsun Agro Product Ltd HAPL.NS:

• HATSUN AGRO PRODUCT LTD MARCH-QUARTER PAT 508.9 MILLION RUPEES

• HATSUN AGRO PRODUCT LTD MARCH-QUARTER REVENUE FROM OPERATIONS 25.78 BILLION RUPEES

• HATSUN AGRO PRODUCT LTD - DIVIDEND OF 10 RUPEES PER SHARE

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Jan 19 (Reuters) - Hatsun Agro Product Ltd HAPL.NS:

• HATSUN AGRO PRODUCT Q3 CONSOL PAT 605.8 MILLION RUPEES

• HATSUN AGRO PRODUCT Q3 CONSOL REVENUE FROM OPERATIONS 23.64 BILLION RUPEES

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** Hatsun Agro Product HAPL.NS jumps 20% to 1,084.2 rupees, highest since January 15

** Stock posts biggest intraday percentage gain since November 13, 2017

** Dairy products maker posts 70.3% y/y rise in Q2 consol PAT; rev from ops rises 17% y/y

** Stock sees busiest session since July 21, with trading volume at ~12x the 30-day avg

** YTD, HAPL up 7.9%

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** Dairy producer Hatsun Agro Product HAPL.NS rises nearly 2% to 916.80 rupees

** Co expects revenue to grow 15% in FY26, on protein-based product launches to leverage rising demand, and recent tax cuts, chairman tells Reuters

** Revenue grew 9% in FY25

** Co plans to introduce protein-based products in March

** YTD, HAPL shares down nearly 8.8%

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CHENNAI, Sept 26 - India's Hatsun Agro HAPL.NS expects to grow its revenues by about 15% in the current fiscal year, its chairman said on Thursday, as the dairy group prepares to launch protein-based products to leverage rising demand and recent tax cuts.

Asia's third-largest economy reduced consumption taxes on hundreds of household goods earlier this month, including butter and other dairy products, marking the most significant tax overhaul in eight years. The cuts followed U.S. President Donald Trump's imposition of steep tariffs on Indian shipments.

India, the world's largest milk producer, is in the midst of trade negotiations with Washington and the demand for opening up its dairy sector to U.S. corporations has been a sore point.

The tax cuts are "good for the industry" but opening up the sector would be detrimental, particularly to the farming community and rural economy, Hatsun Agro Chairman R.G. Chandramogan said in an interview.

The company plans to introduce protein-based products by March to capitalize on the growing trend toward healthy eating.

Rivals Milky Mist and Amul have already rolled out protein-enriched offerings, catering to a growing market in a country where millions of consumers follow vegetarian diets.

Hatsun Agro, which sells products such as ice cream, milk, and curd, reported a 9% increase in revenue to 87 billion rupees ($980 million) in the fiscal year ended March 31.

It aims to boost its network of HAP Daily-branded stores by 10% annually over the next three years, adding to the current portfolio of more than 4,000 outlets.

The dairy firm also plans to double its exports annually, targeting a 2 billion rupee milestone in four years by expanding its footprint in countries such as Seychelles and Oman, and exploring other markets, Chandramogan said.

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** Hatsun Agro Product HAPL.NS rises 7.7% to 10,226 rupees, highest since March 25

** Dairy products maker's Q1 consol PAT rises 3.6% y/y; rev up 9.1%

** Stock set to gain for second straight session

** YTD, HAPL falls 5.6%

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** Shares of Hatsun Agro Product HAPL.NS fall 5.6% to 888 rupees, set for worst session in a month

** Dairy products maker's consol PAT falls 17.5% Y/Y, hurt by a spike in expenses; rev up 9.6%

** ICICI Securities("add", PT 990 rupees): early onset of monsoon or continued pre-monsoon showers could dampen demand for co's products, leading to muted summer sales in 2025

** Stock down 6.4% YTD

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** Shares of Hatsun Agro Product HAPL.NS fall as much as 7.2% to 964.75 rupees, sharpest intraday pct loss since Aug. 5, 2024; currently down 6.8%

** Dairy products maker reports ~29% Y/Y fall in Q3 PAT, rev from ops up 6.5% Y/Y

** Total expenses jump 7.8% Y/Y

** ICICI Securities downgrades stock to "Add" from "Buy", cuts TP to 1,140 rupees from 1,250 rupees

** Sees signs of rising milk procurement prices due to a delayed and weaker-than-expected flush season

** Expects prices to inch higher in Q4 FY25–26, reckons there is potential for margin impact for dairy cos this fiscal

** More than 86,000 shares change hands, 2.5x of 30-day avg

** Stock fell 15.5% in Dec qtr, snapping two straight quarterly gains

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Jan 16 (Reuters) - Hatsun Agro Product Ltd HAPL.NS:

• DEC-QUARTER PAT 409.4 MILLION RUPEES

• DEC-QUARTER REVENUE FROM OPERATIONS 20.1 BILLION RUPEES

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Nov 4 (Reuters) - Hatsun Agro Product Ltd HAPL.NS:

• SEPT-QUARTER PAT 643.2 MILLION RUPEES

• SEPT-QUARTER REVENUE FROM OPERATIONS 20.72 BILLION RUPEES

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Sept 12 (Reuters) - Hatsun Agro Product Ltd HAPL.NS:

• DESIGNATED J SHANMUGA PRIYAN AS MD

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Sept 4 (Reuters) - Hatsun Agro Product Ltd HAPL.NS:

• HATSUN AGRO PRODUCT - TO CONSIDER PROPOSAL OF INVESTMENT INTO HUOBAN ENERGY 11

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** Hatsun Agro Product HAPL.NS shares up as much as 18% to highest since Nov 2021

** Arun icecream maker on Monday posted 63% surge in Q1 profit, while rev rose 10.4% on strong sales volume and higher margins

** See margin expansion to continue through FY25 on lower input prices, utilisation of low-priced skimmed milk product

inventory, ICICI Securities said in a note

** ICICI raised FY25/26 earnings by 4.4%/4% to factor in the better-than-expected results

** Including day's gain, stk up 4.3% YTD vs 79% gain in rival Heritage Foods HEFI.NS and 31% rise in Dodla Dairy DODL.NS

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** Shares of Hatsun Agro Product HAPL.NS rise as much as 13.7% to 1,164.4 rupees, highest level since Jan. 19

** Stock last up 11.6%

** Milk products maker says its Q4 profit more than doubled to 521.6 mln rupees ($6.3 mln) from a year ago; revenue from operations rose 14.4%

** HAPL set for best one-day rise since Feb. 1, 2022 and gain for third straight session, if trend holds

** Stock moved above its 50-day, 100-day, and 200-day SMAs, indicating bullish sentiment

** Trading vol is 31.8x the 30-day daily avg, tops 600,000 for the first time since Sept. 15, 2023

** Stock up about 1% YTD after rising 25.2% in 2023

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April 22 (Reuters) - Hatsun Agro Product Ltd HAPL.NS:

• MARCH-QUARTER PAT 521.6 MILLION RUPEES VERSUS 250 MILLION RUPEES

• MARCH-QUARTER REVENUE FROM OPERATIONS 20.47 BILLION RUPEES VERSUS 17.89 BILLION RUPEES

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** Shares of milk producer Dodla Dairy DODL.NS up as much as 3.4% at 916.40 rupees

** Investec initiated coverage on Indian dairy firms DODL, Hatsun Agro HAPL.NS, Heritage Foods HEFI.NS and Parag Milk Foods PAMF.NS, picks DODL as the most preferred stock

** Brokerage expects DODL to outshine its peers in various aspects including robust core business, effective capital utilization and reasonable valuations

** Rates DODL at "buy" with Street-high PT of 1,400 rupees - LSEG

** Meanwhile, Investec's ratings on HEFI and PAMF also at "buy"; HAPL rated "sell"

** DODL only stock among major dairy firms with YTD gains, HEFI, PAMF and HAPL all post YTD losses between 1.1% and 12.5%

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BENGALURU, Jan 29 (Reuters) - India's Heritage Foods HEFI.NS reported a 96% jump in third-quarter profit on Monday, helped by strong demand for its dairy products.

The dairy producer's consolidated profit roseto 269 million rupees ($3.2 million) for the quarter ended Dec. 31 from 137.3 million rupees a year earlier.

The average selling price of milk rose 5.2% year-on-year, boosting the company's revenue from the dairy business - its biggest segment - by nearly 19% to 9.22 billion rupees.

Earlier this month, analysts at HDFC Securities said the demand for organised dairy products in India is going up due to rising income and a preference for healthier options.

Heritage Foods fits well into this trend, offering products that meet such rules and standards and come in branded packaging.

The Hyderabad-based company's revenue from operations rose nearly 20% to 9.41 billion rupees.

Last week, peer Hatsun Agro Products HAPL.NS reported a nearly 24% rise in third-quarter profit, its slowest quarterly profit growth in three quarters, hurt by heavy floods in home state Tamil Nadu.

Shares of Heritage Foods closed up 3.3% ahead of the results.

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BENGALURU, Jan 19 (Reuters) - India's Hatsun Agro Product HAPL.NS, which sells products under brands such as Arun IceCreams and Arokya Milk, reported its slowest quarterly profit growth in three quarters, hurt by heavy floods in its home state of Tamil Nadu.

Last month, cyclone Michaung flooded a large part of the southern Indian state, which is home to 13 of Hatsun's 20 milk processing plants and, according to ICICI Securities, accounts for over half of the company's revenue.

The Chennai-based company's profit after tax rose 23.6% to 574 million rupees ($6.91 million) in the three months ended December 31, its slowest since the 2023 March quarter.

Total expenses, led by raw material costs, rose 11.2%. This offset Hatsun's 11.3% rise in revenue - the highest revenue growth the company has recorded since the 2023 March quarter, coming on the back of a productive flush season.

The flush season runs from October to February, as lower temperatures lead to higher milk production, and is used by dairies to build supply for the lean season.

Rivals Heritage Foods HEFI.NS and Dodla Dairy DODL.NS will report third-quarter results later this month.

Shares of Hatsun Agro rose as much as 3.7% to hit a four-month high after the results, before giving up all the gains to trade 2.1% lower.

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** Shares of Hatsun Agro Product HAPL.NS, Heritage Foods HEFI.NS and Parag Milk Foods PAMF.NS up between 1% and 5.5%

** Maharashtra government has announced a subsidy of 5 rupees ($0.0601)/litre for milk farmers, local media reports

** Subsidy to be effective over next two months

** PAMF and HEFI have one plant each in Maharashtra, while HAPL has two plants

** If gains hold, PAMF set to snap two consecutive sessions of losses, while HEFI to rise for fourth straight session

** As of YTD, HAPL up ~25%, HEFI has risen 41% and PAMF climbed over 114%

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** ICICI Securities expects margins for Indian dairy cos to

rise in H2FY24E–FY25E, post FY23–H1FY24E weakness

** Sees cos reporting EBITDA margin expansion in H2FY24 on lower raw material prices and benefit of carry-over of price hikes

** Costs for Indian farmers will likely reduce with stable cattle feed prices - ICICI Securities

** Says it remains positive on dairy sector on growth triggers like higher consumption of margin-accretive value-added products

** Adds, milk procurement prices to remain stable in H2FY24 due to commencement of flush season, normal monsoon and weakening impact of lumpy skin disease

** Prefers Heritage Foods HEFI.NS and Dodla Dairy DODL.NS with "buy" and keeps "hold" rating on Hatsun HAPL.NS

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BENGALURU, Oct 19 (Reuters) - Indian milk processing firm Hatsun Agro Product HAPL.NS on Thursday posted a near 83% rise in second-quarter profit on strong demand for its milk and dairy products, with proceeds from a one-time asset sale contributing.

The company, which sells products under brands such as Arun Ice Cream, Arokya Milk and Hatsun Curd, said its profit after tax rose to 775.7 million rupees ($9.32 million) for the quarter ended Sept. 30, from 424.8 million rupees a year earlier.

Revenue from operations rose 9% year-on-year to 19.05 billion rupees, offsetting a 7.4% rise in total expenses to 18.18 billion rupees.

The cost of raw materials, which accounts for 88% of the total expenses, grew 25.5%.

Earlier this month, analysts at Elara Capital said they anticipate sustained sales growth in India's dairy industry as it continues to see an uptick, driven by increasing demand in urban centres.

The Chennai-based Hatsun also realised 101.3 million rupees from the sale of windmills in September, classifying the amount under the 'other income' segment in its quarterly financial result on Thursday.

Peer Heritage Foods HEFI.NS on Wednesday reported a more than 17% jump in its second-quarter profit.

Shares of Hatsun Agro closed 0.5% up ahead of the results.

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Aug 3 (Reuters) - Hatsun Agro Product Ltd HAPL.NS:

• CHOCOLATE MANUFACTURING UNIT HAS STARTED ITS COMMERCIAL PRODUCTION

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BENGALURU, July 31 (Reuters) - India's Heritage Foods HEFI.NS posted a first-quarter profit on Monday that more than doubled, as higher milk prices and sales boosted revenue.

The Hyderabad-based dairy products company said its consolidated net profit stood at 167.4 million rupees ($2 million) for the quarter ended June 30, compared with 72.8 million rupees a year earlier.

Milk prices in India hit a peak during the June quarter as a muted production season and heat waves resulted in lower output, analysts at ICICI Securities said.

The average selling price of milk shot up 11% year-on-year, boosting the company's revenue from the dairy business - its biggest segment - by 12% to 9.13 billion rupees.

The segment, which comprises both milk and milk-based products, also contributed more than 98% to the company's total revenue, while earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA) surged 67.9%.

The rise in revenue helped soften the impact of an 11% rise in total expenses to 9.01 billion rupees, led by an 11% increase in the cost of material consumed. Average milk procurement rose 9% to 1.52 million litres per day during the quarter.

Heritage Foods, which counts ice cream, buttermilk and ghee among its products, said its total revenue from operations rose 12.5% to 9.24 billion rupees.

Earlier this month, peer Hatsun Agro product HAPL.NS said it posted a 54% rise in its June-quarter profit.

Shares of the dairy producer closed down 6.75% at 246.75 rupees after the results.

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** Shares of Hatsun Agro Products Ltd HAPL.NS surge as much as 12.4% to 1,096.9 rupees, biggest intraday pct. gain since March 14

** Milk products maker reports June-qtr profit-after-tax rise of 54.3% to 801.6 mln rupees ($9.77 mln), aided by higher sales

** Stock trading above 50-, 100- and 200-day moving averages since June 15, suggesting bullish bias

** Trading volume at ~352,000 shares as of 9:40 a.m. IST, its most active session since Dec. 1

** Stock last up ~15% YTD

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BENGALURU, July 19 (Reuters) - Indian milk processing firm Hatsun Agro Product HAPL.NS said on Wednesday its quarterly profit surged 54% as a rise in input costs was offset by higher milk prices on the back of strong demand.

Milk prices in India hit its peak during the June quarter on account of lower output and robust demand, while the coinciding summer season with the quarter increased demand for ice-creams and curds.

The company, which sells products under brands like Arun Ice Cream and Arokya Milk, said its profit after tax rose to 801.6 million rupees ($9.8 million) for the quarter ended June 30, from 519.5 million rupees a year earlier.

Its revenue also rose nearly 7% year-on-year to 21.51 billion rupees.

However, the Chennai-based company said its raw material costs rose nearly 12% to 15.14 billion rupees, accounting for nearly three-fourths of the total expenses.

To protect margins, dairy companies in India kept the prices of their products unchanged even when there was a fall in procurement prices.

Analysts at ICICI Securities on the dairy sector said cattle feed prices also stabilised during the quarter.

The company procures milk from most of the southern states -- including Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Karnataka, besides the western state of Maharashtra -- a region which according to analysts has seen a decline in milk inflation through the first half of the year.

Analysts added they expect milk procurement prices to further slide in the coming quarters due to the monsoon season and commencement of the flush season.

Hatsun Agro Product declared an interim dividend of six rupees per share, while its stock closed 0.65% up ahead of the results.

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** Shares of dairy firm Hatsun Agro Product Ltd HAPL.NS up as much as 5.01% at 929 rupees, highest since May 2

** Co said on Wednesday it was considering sale of its windmill division on slump sale basis

** Shares trading above 50-day and 100-day simple moving average, indicating bullish trend

** More than 71,053 shares changed hands by 10:00 A.M. IST, in heaviest trading day since May 11

** Stock posts steepest intraday climb since May 12

** Shares up 1.7% this year as of last close

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June 7 (Reuters) - Hatsun Agro Product Ltd HAPL.NS:

• TO CONSIDER PROPOSAL FOR SALE OF WINDMILL DIVISION OF CO

• PROPOSAL ON SLUMP SALE BASIS

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** Shares of Hatsun Agro Product Ltd HAPL.NS fall as much as 2.8% to 847.15 rupees

** The dairy firm on Tuesday said March-qtr net profit slumped 15.7% to 249.9 mln rupees ($3.06 mln) while rev from ops rose 10% YoY

** This is HAPL's steepest pct loss since April 3

** Nearly 60,000 shares change hands by 12:56 p.m. IST, 3.1x the 30-day avg - Refinitiv Data

** Stock trading below its 100- and 200-day moving averages

** Stock last down 1.2%, extending YTD losses to 5.3%

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