The growth was driven by the company’s re-entry into the Andhra Pradesh market and the resistant performance of its most important brands

Diageo India (United Spirits LTD), a subsidiary of the British spirits gigant Diageo, recorded an increase in independent profit by 17 percent compared to the fourth quarter of the financial year in the fourth quarter of the 2005 financial year in the fourth quarter of the 2005 financial year.

For the whole of 2005 it reported a Pat of 1,158 billion GBP, compared to 1,312 billion GBP from Last Fiscal.

The company’s net sale value (NSV) for the quarter was 2,946 billion GBP, which has increased an annual ban of 10.5 percent. The gross turnover exceeded the previous season of 6,394 billion GBP, by 6,549 billion GBP.

The growth was driven by the company’s re-entry into the Andhra Pradesh market and the resistant performance of its most important brands, according to the company.

Praveen Someshwar, CEO and managing director, said to the conclusion: “Regardless of the difficult demand environment, we have 13.2 percent NSV growth for P&A in Q4FY25 and 9.9 percent for the growth of 2005 and a leveraged EBITDA growth that uses us in our middle guidelines.”

The prestige and the above segment grew 13.2 percent within the categories, and the NSV for the popular segment rose by 1.1 percent, said the company.

The company’s shares closed by 0.022 percent at 1,557.45 GBP at 1,557.45 GBP on Tuesday.

Published on May 20, 2025