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Explore key trends shaping the India beverage industry in 2026, including premiumisation, regulatory shifts, sustainability and evolving consumer demand across alcoholic and non-alcoholic segments.
The Q3 2025 edition of Grant Thornton Bharat’s Financial Services Dealtracker analyses key deal trends across M&A, PE, IPOs, and QIPs. It explores investor sentiment, fintech-led innovation, and regulatory signals influencing capital flows in banking, NBFCs, insurance, and asset management.
The report outlines how businesses are aligning with investor expectations through integrated models, sustainable practices, and digital scalability.
Inflation eased, but demand stayed uneven. Premium categories grew selectively, while mass-market products faced pressure.
India’s consumer and retail sector is experiencing a renewed period of strategic investments, marked by active participation across food and beverage, personal care and e-commerce segments.
The Indian consumer sector stands at the cusp of exponential growth, driven by rising disposable incomes, rapid urbanization, increasing internet penetration, and a young, aspirational population embracing digital lifestyles.
The consumer industry is undergoing a significant transformation. Changing lifestyles, increased digital adoption, and rising disposable incomes are reshaping consumer preferences and business models.
Explore our insights on Q3 2024 consumer and retails deals on covering emerging investment trends, major acquisitions, and growth strategies driving the sector.
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As the Indian retail market prepares for unprecedented growth, the upcoming Budget (interim followed by complete budget later in the year) is expected to give impetus in unlocking its full potential.
Top 5 budget 2023 expectations of retail sector
The thought leadership discusses schemes wherein commercial credit notes are issued to bring in the effect of various discounts.
Grant Thornton Bharat conducts survey and interviews to understand the evolving consumer preference with respect to quick commerce and traditional kiranas/ retail stores.
Naveen Malpani writes on how the tabled budget is expected to provide an impetus for consumer and retail sector growth, with a vision to steer the economy for the next 25 years.
Naveen Malpani talks about the consumer and retail sector’s expectation from Budget 2022, from implementation of the National Retail Policy to government support needed for easier access to subsidised capital.
To gauge the market sentiments and better understand the expectations from Union Budget 2022, Grant Thornton Bharat conducted a pre-budget consumer and retail sector survey.