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LinkedIn News India 𝗳𝗼𝗿 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝘀𝘁𝗼𝗿𝘆: 𝗚𝗹𝗼𝗯𝗮𝗹 𝗺𝗮𝗿𝗸𝗲𝘁𝘀 𝗵𝗼𝗺𝗲 𝘁𝗼 𝗜𝗻𝗱𝗶𝗮𝗻 𝗜𝗧 𝗖𝗘𝗢𝘀 Thank you for highlighting the growing influence of Indian IT leaders on the global stage. With Indian-origin CEOs leading some of the world’s top tech companies, their ability to navigate diverse markets, drive innovation, and lead cross-cultural teams is truly commendable. Bringing up the topic—the significant role of CEO coaching and featuring my post for better understanding. Divya Pathak #linkedinnews #linkedin #itglobal #ceo #itleaders #globalmarket

Hii Everyone, if you are in the market you probably aware about the companies publishing their Q3 numbers. today's the biggest brand of the Indian economy like HDFC Bank , HUL and BPCL etc published their Q3 numbers. * let's analysis the HUL( Hindustan Unilever) Q3 numbers - despite the numbers in line with street estimate but the demand is still subdued because of sticky inflation as you see the dec 2024 the inflation is still 5.22% which is above RBI target inflation rate and with correspond to that wage growth specially in urban area is still moderate or low and other reason would be continously falling rupees against dollar and sudden rise in crude oil prices due to sanctions on Russian ships by USA government make import more costlier. as , the management says there is gradual improvement can be witness in rural demand but the recovery in urban demand still take time. in my opinion , after HUL Q3 numbers now the government's budget of 2025 become very crucial as all eyes will be on Capex numbers as % GDP. * HUL's Q3 numbers - the consolidated revenue stood at 15,559 cr rupees vs 15,259 cr rupees last year as the earnings remain flat Vs Q3 23 , the volume also remain flat. the underlying sales growth stood up by 2% supported by home care segment, which is benefited from high single digit volume growth in categories like fabric wash and household care. The Ebitda remain healthy at 23.5% despite being contraction compared to the year ago period. * Acquisition - HUL acquire 90.5% stake in jaipur based startup called "Minimalist" it is a premium beauty brand. as the management says the demand is rising for premium beauty products is going to grow exponentially in future. as if you see the disposable income of the Indian consumers is rising as in earlier days most of the beauty products were used by the womens but they also mostly used standardise skin care products but now due to their increase in participation in work force in comparison to mens and also saw their rising disposable income they shift their products preference from standardised to premium products, but the X factor in this space is Men. as , Men also using beauty or skin care products as they gradually understand the importance of using beauty or skin care products and I must say this change or shift in Men have been possible because of only one brand which is "Beardo". although the acquisition help the startup to increase their valuation from 630 cr rupees to 3,000 cr rupees. as , this is one the largest D2C deals in recent years specially in skin care space. #stocks #stockmarket #HUL #Q3 #trading #investing #fiance #HULQ3 #FMCG

𝐈𝐬 𝐈𝐓 𝐑𝐞𝐚𝐥𝐥𝐲 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐅𝐮𝐭𝐮𝐫𝐞, 𝐨𝐫 𝐈𝐬 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐑𝐞𝐚𝐥 𝐆𝐨𝐥𝐝𝐦𝐢𝐧𝐞 𝐢𝐧 𝐖𝐨𝐦𝐞𝐧'𝐬 𝐒𝐩𝐞𝐧𝐝𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐏𝐨𝐰𝐞𝐫?📈 When we think of the next sector poised for explosive growth, our minds often drift to IT, engineering goods, or other industries traditionally associated with technological advancements. But surprisingly, the answer lies in a sector many overlook: the women consumption business. Let me share some interesting data that highlights the financial power of women in India. In terms of average deposits or savings compared to men: 𝐔𝐫𝐛𝐚𝐧 𝐚𝐫𝐞𝐚𝐬: In 2019, it was 98%, and in 2023, women surpassed men at 101%. 𝐌𝐞𝐭𝐫𝐨 𝐂𝐢𝐭𝐢𝐞𝐬: Women had 104% of men's savings in 2019, and by 2023, it had grown to 114%. Clearly, women are catching up with men when it comes to financial independence and savings. But why is this happening? India’s economy is 65% service-driven, where success depends more on intelligence than physical labor. Also when we talk about manufacturing which is about nearly 20% of India’s GDP the most of the good production is light weighted industries where employers prefer more women over men you would be surprised to know Apple India’s manufacturing plant has over more than 85% women staff. Women excel in these fields, creating a shift in their financial status. As they become financially empowered, their purchasing power rises. This dynamic has sparked immense growth in the women consumption business. Take Zudio, for example. It’s opening new stores every two days, with sales per store growing by an astonishing 20% annually. This trend isn’t limited to Zudio. Brands like Westside and Nestlé, which cater heavily to women, are seeing similar growth. And who is driving this boom? Women, who are now the primary customers. It’s no coincidence that Warren Buffett has invested in a Ulta Beauty. While some may believe it’s a diversification strategy, Buffett knows exactly where he’s headed—toward a booming sector driven by women’s increasing spending power. #Investment #India #Growth #GDP #WarrenBuffet

A Delhi businessman spent ₹1.6 crore customizing a Swiss watch. Meanwhile, India is splitting into two economies. Here's why ⬇️ On one side, luxury thrives. Imports of Swiss watches jumped 28% last year to ₹2,250 crore. SUVs dominate car sales, while subcompact inventories pile up at dealerships. On the other side, FMCG companies struggle with low growth as households cut back. According to RBI, 90% of urban households spent more on essentials last year which is the highest in a decade. The middle class, once India’s growth engine, is shrinking under slow wage growth and food inflation. Small businesses face relentless pressure. Kirana stores, which once held a third of retail trade, now account for just 22%, overtaken by quick-commerce giants. SME exporters, the backbone of India’s workforce, are losing ground to countries like Bangladesh, whose apparel exports hit $38 billion last year. Education inequality makes things worse. Only 15% of Indian students meet global standards in basic skills, compared to 85% of Chinese children. This limits our global competitiveness, even as service exports surged to $35.7 billion in November, overtaking manufactured goods. The divide is stark. SUVs fill car parks, while gig workers deliver meals, looking exhausted. It’s a K-shaped economy where the highs and lows coexist painfully. To fix this, we need bold moves. Let’s propose to simplify taxes for small businesses, empower gig workers with benefits like healthcare, and invest heavily in affordable education. The focus should shift to building opportunities for the many, not just the few.  Every Indian's future depends on it. PS- I create content to help you become an informed investor. You can follow me here- Aakash Jajoo, SEBI RA I am on a mission to provide solid, research-backed investment advice to 1 lakh retail investors who are often misled in the markets by the big players with ulterior motives. Visit my website to know more. #investing #finance #nifty #sensex #indianeconomy

🚀 The $2 Trillion Gen Z Wave Reshaping India's Economy Mind-blowing numbers just in: India's Gen Z is wielding an $860B spending force, set to explode to $2T by 2035! Key insights that every business leader should know: 💰 Current Impact: - $200B in direct spending - $660B in influenced purchases - Driving 43% of India's consumer spending 🎯 Category Dominance: - 50% of footwear spending - 48% of dining & entertainment - 47% of fashion & lifestyle 🤔 The Business Gap: While 45% of businesses recognize Gen Z's potential, only 15% are actively engaging with them. 💡 What Makes Gen Z Tick: - 70% trust their inner circle - 80% prefer visual content - Pioneering "shopcialising" - merging social connections with shopping The message is clear: businesses need to adapt or risk missing out on India's fastest-growing consumer powerhouse. Is your business is preparing for this demographic shift. More details - https://lnkd.in/gv8E4grB Liquidity Consultants #GenZ #IndianEconomy #ConsumerTrends #BusinessStrategy #FutureOfRetail #DigitalTransformation

Team Kautilya presents daily Financial and Economic News Record upturn in job creation drives India's manufacturing PMI to 58.3 in June         Activity in India's manufacturing sector rebounded last month with an increase in output driven by robust demand, leading to the fastest rate of hiring in over 19 years despite ongoing inflationary pressures, according to a survey. Source:- https://shorturl.at/Wu2mR Nifty IT index jumps 3% to nearly 4-month high on Fed rate cut hopes; Persistent Systems reaches new peak Nifty IT index surged 2.6% to 37,093 points in intraday trade, hitting nearly a 4-month high. All 10 constituents are trading positively, with Persistent Systems leading at 5.6% gain. Source: - https://shorturl.at/wKE9J Stanley Lifestyles shares rise 9.11% after Morgan Stanley buys over ₹16 crore stake Stanley Lifestyles shares hit a record high of ₹517.20 during Monday's trading session after a Morgan Stanley subsidiary picked up a stake in the luxury furniture maker. Source: - https://shorturl.at/pnSY0 Team Kautilya Website- www.kautilyaibsm.com Instagram– https://lnkd.in/dWeJnbF4  Blog- https://lnkd.in/drBpzWEK LinkedIn- https://lnkd.in/dHXaDuNz YouTube - https://lnkd.in/draUvtAE

Economists reflect on the significant strides and persistent gaps in the "Make in India" initiative. They believe some sectors like leather, gems & jewellery, shipping, railways, and financial services have struggled to reap their full benefits. #makeinindia #manufacturing #employment #madeinindia

Many brands might dislike Indian customers. They do. But in my view, Indians demonstrate some of the smartest consumer behavior in the world. To outsiders, it might seem like: → Indians are overly cautious with their money. → They are highly protective of their earnings. And while that’s not entirely untrue, there’s a reason behind it. With India’s relatively low per capita income, most people don’t have the luxury of spending freely on things that are just “cool” or trendy. However, in wealthier cities like Delhi, Mumbai, and Bangalore, you will see Indians spending big when they have surplus income. In my experience, Indians: → Demand high value for their money. → Are tough to sell to if a product is purely aspirational. When resources are limited, survival takes priority. That’s why products and services that fulfill essential needs—and eventually help people thrive—perform well in India. Education is a perfect example. Indians need to perceive something as a necessity before they’re willing to buy it. That’s what I believe. Would you agree? #EdTechIndia #SalesAndMarketing #BusinessGrowth #MarketingStrategy #InvestmentMindset #ValueForMoney #CustomerInsights #MarketTrends

The future of India's economy is Gen Z—and it’s bigger than you think. India's 377 million Gen Zs are transforming everything from fashion to finance. Our latest Snap Inc. x BCG report uncovers unique insights into this generation’s unprecedented economic power. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to reshape your strategy for the future. Download report here.  https://lnkd.in/dq8aE5Zk #GenZEconomy #BusinessInsights #SnapchatGenZ #FutureOfMarketing

Unleash your business potential in the world’s fastest-growing economy!🌏 With a massive market, a young and dynamic workforce, and unparalleled incentives, India is the land of endless opportunities. From tech giants like Capgemini to retail leaders like L'Oréal and luxury icons like Mercedes-Benz, the success stories speak for themselves. 📈 Ready to thrive in a vibrant, innovative, and supportive economic landscape? Dive into the Indian market and watch your business soar! 🌟 #indiabusiness #globalexpansion #startupindia #businessopportunities #economicgrowth #economicopportunities #indiarising #foreigninvestment #germanyiconicbrands #franceinindia