ITC’s market cap is upwards of INR 280000 Cr and the company’s turnover is north of INR 51000 Cr (2020). The company has 26000 + employees and owns brands like Wills Lifestyle, Classmate, Engage, Vivel, Aashirvaad, Bingo, Yippee, Sunfeast, and many more. Although the company's revenue and profit are growing, the stock price isn't. The company's stock price has actually gone down in the last 5 years while the revenues surged from 44000 Cr to 51000 Cr.
So how did ITC achieve this growth? How do they make money? Even after all this growth why isn't the stock price increasing? All these questions will be answered in this video where we'll analyze ITC's business model, growth, competition, jobs, and much more.
Welcome to the third episode of KYC (Know Your Company) video series, where we deep-dive into different companies to understand their business models, verticals, competition, hiring practices, and much more. In this video, we have covered ITC The INR 2,80,000 Cr conglomerate. The company which sells everything from cigarettes, to atta, to deodorants, to hotel stays and much more.
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