Sunday, December 20, 2015

An Indian yoga guru is building one of the country’s biggest consumer goods companies

An Indian yoga guru is building one of the country’s biggest consumer goods companies



Show me the money. (AP Photo/Rajesh Kumar Singh)

First he became the face of yoga in India. Now, he is taking on major global consumer goods companies with products ranging from herbal tea and fruit juices to toiletries.

Baba Ramdev—born Ramkrishna Yadav—seems poised to give some of India’s biggest consumer goods makers a run for their money with his ayurvedic, made in India products. Patanjali Ayurved Ltd, a company that Ramdev founded in 2006 along with his confidante, Acharya Bal Krishna, has emerged amongst India’s fastest growing fast moving consumer goods (FMCG).

And Ramdev is piggybacking on prime minister Narendra Modi’s Make in India campaign to promote his goods. All the products that Patanjali manufactures have a “Made in Bharat” label.

This week, Patanjali launched a noodle brand to compete with Nestle’s Maggi, which is now back in Indian markets after a brief ban. While India’s food regulator, FSSAI, maintains that Patanjali’s noodles don’t have necessary approvals, the company is all set to start sales in the coming weeks. Ramdev’s company is also planning to take on global sportswear brands like Nike and Adidas by introducing a yoga-wear collection.

In January, Aditya Pittie, chairman of the Pittie Group, which is a distributor for Patanjali’s products, told the Times of India newspaperthat the company was expected to cross the Rs2,000 crore mark in the 2015 fiscal. If these estimates are true, the eight-year-old firm has already overtaken brands like Emami—an old name in India’s FMCG sector.

Quartz was not able to independently verify these figures as India’s Registrar of Companies does not have information for the 2015 financial, yet. Patanjali Ayurved did not respond to an emailed questionnaire from Quartz.

Rocketing revenues

Patanjali’s phenomenal growth trajectory is making big retail chains in the country sit up.

Although the company has a massive presence across India trough franchisees—its products are available in over 177,000 retail stores—it is now tying up with retail behemoths to reach a wider audience.

In October, Ramdev entered into a partnership with the Kishore Biyani-owned Future Group for promotion and distribution of its products. Future Group is one of India’s largest retail groups with presence in more than 95 cities.

“Our effort is to promote swadeshi and give a tough fight to MNCs,”Ramdev told reporters after announcing the alliance with Future Group. The 50-year-old yoga teacher added that Patanjali will also launch new products like pasta, oats, muesli and juices to cater to India’s growing middle class that is developing a taste for western flavours.

For the current fiscal, the firm is looking to target revenue of Rs5,000 crore.

Here’s how Patanjali’s revenue has grown:

Headquartered in Haridwar, Uttarakhand, Patanjali was found in 2006 with a paid-up capital of Rs41 crore.

“At its own claimed revenues of Rs5,000 crore in this financial year, it will be among the top five FMCG companies in the country. With its recent announcement to enter more product categories—yoga apparel, baby and children’s nutritional foods etc.—it is poised to enter the top three in the next two to three years if its current spectacular growth rate continues,” Arvind Singhal, managing director of Technopak, a management consultancy, told Quartz in an email.

“With that size, it will certainly be a formidable competitor to several established brands and companies such as HUL, Nestle, ITC Foods, and GSK to name a few,” he added.

A report from international brokerage, CLSA, in August said that Patanjali’s core strength is its mass appeal.

“The plans are even more interesting as the company is now looking at ‘traditional’ ways to expand and targets to more than double the top line in coming years,” the report said. “While competition must be keeping its fingers crossed, all we can say is—‘Wish you were listed.’”

Brand Ramdev

The company usually refrains from spending big money on advertising and marketing, which is an important driver for brand creation.

Typically, an FMCG firm in India spends about 10-15% of its revenues on advertising while Patanjali had negligible spending and “relies mainly only on endorsement by Baba Ramdev and his disciples and instructors,” according to CLSA.

Much of the promotions also happen during yoga sessions conducted by Ramdev. The yoga guru also depends heavily on followers who are popular celebrities such as wrestling champion, Sushil Kumar, to endorse products during these yoga programs.

And according to CLSA, Patanjali has the potential to reach out to more than 200 million who are directly or indirectly linked to his yoga programme.

This year, as the company looks to take on some of India’s biggest FMCG companies, Patanjali has also roped in advertising agencies, McCann and Mudra to run a brand new campaign. The company has already roped in one of the country’s biggest film star, Hema Malini, to endorse a maida flour free biscuit.

Challenges persist

Born in 1965 to a poor family of farmers, Ramdev, along with his friend Acharya Bal Krishna, started taking yoga lessons and travelling around on bicycles to clients’ homes to perform religious ceremonies in the late 1990s.

Today, Ramdev’s empire in Haridwar alone spans a hospital, an ayurveda medical school and research institution, a food park and a cosmetics manufacturing unit. He also reportedly purchased an island in Scotland worth £2 million to set up a wellness centre.

However, there could be some bumps in Ramdev’s smooth ride in the FMCG sector—especially with his new products such as noodles.

“In the growing market for ready-to-cook packaged food, a new entrant would struggle to create visibility and initial demand,” Devangshu Dutta, CEO of Third Eyesight, a retail consultancy, told Quartz in an email.

“The other aspect to keep in mind is that while a lot of food and nutraceutical products resonate easily with the Patanjali brand, instant noodles seems completely counterintuitive under this brand’s umbrella. How much consumers will support this new launch remains to be seen,” he explained.

Meanwhile, before launching the noodles, Ramdev who never tasted them, ate noodles for “several days,” Bal Krishna told the Business Standard newspaper. Patanjali can only hope that its customers take to their product with the same gusto.

Old News - NRI couple holds big stake in Baba Ramdev's empire

NRI couple holds big stake in Baba Ramdev's empire

Sarwan 'Sam' Poddar and his wife Sunita, residents of Scotland, bought Little Cumbrae, an island of about 900 acres for 2 million pounds and gifted it to Ramdev in 2009.Sarwan 'Sam' Poddar and his wife Sunita, residents of Scotland, bought Little Cumbrae, an island of about 900 acres for 2 million pounds and gifted it to Ramdev in 2009. 














The NRI couple from Scotland who gifted an island to Baba Ramdev hold significant stake in one of the biggest companies in the yoga guru's multi-crore empire.

Sarwan 'Sam' Poddar and his wife Sunita, residents of Scotland, bought Little Cumbrae, an island of about 900 acres for two million pounds and gifted it to Ramdev in 2009. The uninhabited island, with remains of an old castle, is to become a yoga and ayurveda retreat centre.

According to filings by Patanjali Ayurved Ltd with the Registrar of Companies, the Poddars hold 12.46 lakh shares each in the company. The company has allotted total 3.47 crore shares. Thus, the Poddar couple hold 7.2% stake in the company which is behind most products of the Ramdev empire.

The Poddar couple is the second biggest stakeholders in Patanjali Ayurved, after Acharya Balkrishna, Ramdev's close aide whose Indian citizenship has been the subject of controversy. Balkrishna's stranglehold over the companies run by Ramdev group is stark. He holds 3.10 crore of the 3.47 crore shares of Patanjali Ayurved, that is over 92% shares in the company. He also has similar holdings in Vedic Broadcasting Ltd, which controls Aastha channel.

The Poddar couple has told media in the past that they bought the island on the insistence of Sunita, who lost significant weight after taking to Ramdev's yoga. Sarwan Poddar was among those who were at the Ramlila Maidan where Baba launched his fast.

The couple has donated the island to Ramdev for setting up a pilgrimage centre, where yoga and ayurveda would be managed by qualified doctors, according to media reports.

Patanjali Ayurved, in which the Poddar couple hold shares, recorded a total turnover of Rs 60.96 crore in 2008-09, the latest year for which financial filings are available on record. It made a profit of Rs 4.5 crore before taxation.

Patanjali Ayurved has significant transactions with Divya Yog Mandir Trust (DYMT), of the Ramdev empire, and Vedic Broadcasting Ltd, another group company that runs Aastha channel. In 2007-08, purchase and trading of Patanjali with DYMT and the broadcasting company was to the tune of Rs 48.48 crore.


The company had also bought fixed assets including steel structures on a land owned by the trust, worth Rs 2.7 crore. The company had hired DYMT's land too, on rent. The company has taken unsecured loans from among others Balkrishna and Vedic Broadcasting.


Patanjali Ayurved also raised money through other business transactions. By March 2008, the company had taken a deposit of Rs 95 lakh from retailers selling their products. Each of the retailers paid Rs 1 lakh.


The annual report of the company for 2008-09 financial year shows that just two products, Amla and Aloe Vera juices, mopped up sales of around Rs 25 crore in the year. Besides, Lauki (bottle gourd) juice, which has often run into controversies over Ramdev's claims about its capabilities, too adds significantly to the bottomline of Patanjali Ayurved.


"The threesome promise an era of 'Arogya Vardhan' spearheaded by our chief patron, the world renowned Yog Guru Swami Ramdev ji. To convert this world into a 'disease free' place to live in, is a goal" that the company has "set for itself in the times to come. The acceptability of our flagship products by people is a proof of the fact that we are heading in the right direction," the directors of the company said in their report of 2009. The company also makes shampoos, body massage oil, eye drops and several medicines. These products are sold through about 100 shops, which have deposited Rs 1 lakh each with Patanjali Ayurved.

Tuesday, December 15, 2015

Absolutely everything you need to understand the Fed’s interest rate hike

Absolutely everything you need to understand the Fed’s interest rate hike


The Fed wants to get things moving. (Reuters/Kevin Lamarque)








Many on Wall Street spend large chunks of their lives watching everything the Fed does.

You’re lucky. You’re (probably) not one of them.

To you, an inflation target has something to do with tire maintenance.

ZIRP is sound that corduroy trousers make when you walk fast.

Yellen is what happens when political discussions get heated at family dinners.

Alas, this week your blissfully Fed-free existence will be interrupted, as the US central bank’s governing board stands ready to raise its benchmark interest rate Wednesday (Dec. 16) for the first time since 2006.

If you haven’t been paying attention for the past decade or so, here’s everything you need to know about the what the Fed has been doing that whole time. And also why today’s decision to raise interest rates is such a major milestone.

What happened?

Back in 2008, we had a problem. A giant housing boom turn to bust:

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As a result, the financial system imploded and the economy turned sharply lower. The US fell into the worst recession since the Great Depression:

The Fed cut interest rates sharply, to just above zero. Normally, low interest rates stoke the economy by encouraging more borrowing. But the recovery was still slow, so the Fed left interest rates on the floor because it judged the economy to be too weak to raise them:

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Why raise rates now?

In short, the economy looks like it finally might be able to survive a rate hike. The unemployment rate, for example, has fallen by half from its recessionary peak:

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What are the risks?

Things are better, but not amazing. Some of the broadest measures of unemployment—like the “U-6” series, which includes people who work part-time but would prefer more hours—still show signs of weakness:

What’s more, wage growth is still stagnant. Raises have been piddling compared with other recent recoveries:

And the Fed is nowhere near hitting its inflation target. Economists think a bit inflation is good, helping make debts easier to pay. Higher interest rates won’t help stoke higher inflation:

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Higher rates will also strengthen the dollar, which has already surged in anticipation of the Fed’s decsion:

A stronger dollar isn’t good for US exports, which have already run into stiff headwinds:

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Roughly a third of all US corporate profits, according economist Gabriel Zucman, are made in foreign countries. Translating foreign sales into stronger dollars makes them shrink:

What does this mean for the rest of the world?

The strong dollar has hammered commodity prices, especially oil, which is mostly priced in the US currency. That means as the dollar rises in value the price of usually oil falls:

Emerging-market currencies have been getting hammered by the strong dollar. For countries that have a lot of dollar-denominated debt, this is a nightmare.

CurrencyChange versus the US dollar (2015)
Russia-14.4%
Mexico-14.8%
Chile-15.0%
Canada-15.4%
Malaysia-19.4%
Turkey-21.7%
South Africa-23.3%
Colombia-28.6%
Brazil-31.7%
Just look at Brazil. The combination of a weak currency, a slowdown in China (Brazil’s largest export market), and lower commodity prices has been devastating:

Fearing the worst as the Fed starts to hike rates, investors are rapidly pulling their money out of shaky economies like Brazil and China:

So, all told, why does the Fed’s rate hike matter?

The bottom line: Higher rates are not necessarily a bad thing. The fact that the Fed thinks interest rates should rise underscores the fact that the US economy has made tremendous progress since the depths of the brutal recession in 2008.

But raising interest rates might also be a big mistake. The Fed continues to fall short of its inflation target. There are still lots of Americans who would benefit from an economy that runs hotter than it is at the moment, despite the improvement in recent years.

And there’s a chance that even six years after the global financial crisis, the US economy doesn’t have enough momentum to continue to grow on its own, without the Fed flooring the accelerator.
Source : www.qz.com
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