Hospitality sector set for record $436 mn investment in 2024

Hospitality sector set for record $436 mn investment in 2024

In today's edition of Business Bytes we uncover:

  • Amul is named as the world’s strongest food brand in 2024, with a BSI score of 91 and an AAA+ rating, boosting its brand value to $3.3 billion
  • FACT: India and Australia have teamed up to launch the RISE Accelerator, inviting startups and MSMEs to join a Climate Smart Agritech cohort starting in October 2024
  • Licious is expanding into the offline market, plans to open 25 offline stores by FY25, primarily in Bengaluru
  • LEAD STORY: India's hospitality sector is set to receive a $436 million investment boost in 2024, a 29% increase and the highest since the pandemic
  • Local manufacturing could create ?25,000 cr opportunity by FY2030
  • Increased component localization in India's mining and construction equipment industry could offer a ?25,000 crore annual opportunity for vendors by FY2030
  • HIGHLIGHT: India's digital connectivity is set to significantly expand with the launch of three major undersea cable projects: 2Africa Pearls, India-Asia-Express (IAX), and India-Europe-Express (IEX)
  • FSSAI extends deadline for phasing out 100% fruit juice claims

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Amul tops global food brand rankings with $3.3 billion value

Amul has been named as the world’s strongest food brand in 2024, with a BSI score of 91 and an AAA+ rating, boosting its brand value to $3.3 billion. It leads in India’s milk, butter, and cheese markets. Hershey’s now ranks second, while the global food sector saw a 4% brand value decline as consumers shifted towards smaller, personalized brands.

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FACT OF THE DAY

India and Australia have teamed up to launch the RISE Accelerator, inviting startups and MSMEs to join a Climate Smart Agritech cohort starting in October 2024. This initiative focuses on boosting agricultural productivity and resilience, with a special emphasis on solutions that prioritize farmers' needs and address challenges like climate variability and resource scarcity.

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Licious targets offline growth with 25 new stores by FY25

Licious, a D2C unicorn specialising in meat and seafood, is expanding into the offline market after its success online. The company plans to open 25 offline stores by FY25, primarily in Bengaluru, with the goal of eventually opening 70 to 100 stores annually. Currently, Licious operates one store and will soon open a second in Bengaluru. While experimenting with experience stores, the company will focus on traditional meat stores due to a stronger consumer response.

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LEAD STORY

Hospitality sector set for record $436 mn investment in 2024

India's hospitality sector is poised for a significant boost, with projected investments reaching $436 million by the end of 2024, marking a 29% increase from last year and the highest since the pandemic. This growth is driven by strong hotel transactions, rising room rates, and increased occupancy, positioning India ahead of many APAC regions. The market size is expected to nearly double by 2029, reflecting a robust annual growth rate.

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Local manufacturing could create ?25,000 cr opportunity by FY2030

Rising component localisation in the Indian mining and construction equipment (MCE) industry could present a substantial annual opportunity of approximately ?25,000 crore for construction equipment vendors by FY2030, according to a report by ICRA.

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HIGHLIGHT OF THE DAY

India's digital connectivity is set to significantly expand with the launch of three major undersea cable projects: 2Africa Pearls, India-Asia-Express (IAX), and India-Europe-Express (IEX). These projects, expected to become operational between October and March, will increase India's existing capacity by over four times. The 2Africa cable, one of the world's longest at over 45,000 km, involves investments from Bharti Airtel and Meta, with a capacity of 180 terabits per second (tbps) and connections to 33 countries, including Airtel's Mumbai station. IAX and IEX projects also see contributions from Reliance Jio.

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FSSAI extends deadline for phasing out 100% fruit juice claims

The decision by FSSAI to extend the current deadline of August 31 has been taken following consultations with stakeholders. Earlier in June, FSSAI had asked food business operators (FBOs) to immediately remove claims of 100% fruit juices in advertisements as well as labels on packaged products, amid rising concerns over misleading claims.

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