The FMCG company has raised the money through a preferential issue of 90 lakh convertible warrants which will translate into an equal number of paid-up equity shares on conversion Mumbai: Parag Milk Foods said it has raised Rs 161 crore fund from a clutch of investors, including promoter Shah family and Utpal Sheth, former chief executive officer of Rakesh Jhunjunwala’s RARE Enterprises. The fast moving consumer goods company has raised the money through a preferential issue of 90 lakh convertible warrants which will translate into an equal number of paid-up equity shares on conversion, according to a statement. The convertible warrants have been issued at a price of Rs 179.10 per share warrant, the statement said. Shares of Parag Milk closed 8.29 per cent higher at Rs 182.85 a piece on Thursday. Other allottees include the company’s chief strategy officer Ankit Jain (2 lakh warrants), Rajesh Kabra, Vishesh Dalal and Trishakti Power Holdings. The company is well-positioned to en...
As brands continue to expand their digital presence, logistical efficiency remains a top priority New Delhi: In the fast-paced world of e-commerce, maintaining efficient and reliable logistics remains a critical challenge for brands striving to meet customer expectations, say representatives of different D2C brands. Several brands from diverse sectors – including perfumes, jewellery, bespoke fashion, and spiritual products – spoke to IndiaRetailing, expressing concerns over logistical inefficiencies threatening customer loyalty, revenue, and brand perception. Logistics failures impacting CX For brands that prioritise quality and trust, delays and mishandling by third-party logistics (3PL) providers can be catastrophic. The repercussions are often immediate and far-reaching, damaging customer relationships and reducing repeat purchases. Tarvinder Pal, Co-Founder & CEO, Nisara Perfumes , explains how delays from 3PL partners can disrupt their luxury experience. “A late deli...