Biscuit and confectionery maker Anmol Industries has revived its fundraising plans and appointed PwC India to advise on strategic options. The move signals renewed interest in capital expansion, brand growth, and potential investor engagement, as the company eyes opportunities in India’s fast-growing packaged food segment
Anmol Industries Ltd., a leading player in India’s biscuit and packaged food sector, has put its fundraising ambitions back on the table. The company has hired PwC India as its strategic advisor to explore capital-raising options, including private equity infusion or a potential public listing.
Founded in 1994 and headquartered in Kolkata, Anmol Industries has steadily expanded its footprint across India’s Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities, offering a diverse portfolio of biscuits, cakes, cookies, and snacks.
Key highlights from the fundraising update:
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Anmol Industries has appointed PwC India to guide its capital strategy and investor outreach
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The company is evaluating multiple fundraising routes, including private equity and IPO possibilities
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Previous fundraising efforts were paused due to market volatility and valuation concerns
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Renewed plans reflect confidence in India’s packaged food growth and rising consumer demand
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Anmol aims to use fresh capital for brand expansion, manufacturing upgrades, and distribution scale-up
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The company competes with major players like Britannia, Parle, and ITC in the value and mid-premium segments
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Anmol has raised $7.61 million to date and is now seeking larger institutional backing
This strategic move underscores Anmol’s intent to strengthen its market position and tap into India’s evolving snacking habits.
Sources: Mint, Tracxn, PitchBook, Anmol Industries Annual Reports