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Godrej Agrovet Stock Performance
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Godrej Agrovet Fundamental

Market Cap (in crs)

Face Value

Turnover (in lacs)

Key Metrics
Qtr Change %
58.32% Gain from 52W Low
4.6
Dividend yield 1yr %
Above industry Median
1.3

Godrej Agrovet Key Financials

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*All values are in ₹ Cr.

*All values are in ₹ Cr.

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Godrej Agrovet Quarterly Revenue

Dec 2024Sep 2024Jun 2024Mar 2024Dec 2023
2449.63 Cr
2448.75 Cr
2350.75 Cr
2134.28 Cr
2345.21 Cr

Godrej Agrovet Yearly Revenue

Mar 2024Mar 2023Mar 2022Mar 2021Mar 2020
9601.87 Cr
9481.18 Cr
8385.74 Cr
6306.27 Cr
7010.86 Cr

Godrej Agrovet Quarterly Net Profit/Loss

Dec 2024Sep 2024Jun 2024Mar 2024Dec 2023
96.15 Cr
83.74 Cr
116.11 Cr
55.22 Cr
70.33 Cr

Godrej Agrovet Yearly Net Profit/Loss

Mar 2024Mar 2023Mar 2022Mar 2021Mar 2020
307.41 Cr
263.38 Cr
368.94 Cr
297.33 Cr
287.64 Cr
Godrej Agrovet Result Highlights
  • Godrej Agrovet Ltd reported a 0.1% quarter-on-quarter (QoQ) decrease in its consolidated revenues for the quarter-ended Dec (Q3FY25). On a year-on-year (YoY) basis, it witnessed a growth of 4.5%.

  • Its expenses for the quarter were down by 0.1% QoQ and up 2.5% YoY.

  • The net profit increased 14.7% QoQ and increased 32.4% YoY.

  • The earnings per share (EPS) of Godrej Agrovet Ltd stood at 5.8 during Q3FY25.

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Godrej Agrovet shareholding Pattern

Promoter
67.6%
Foreign Institutions
7.1%
Mutual Funds
3.5%
Domestic Institutions
6.3%
Public
19.1%
Promoter
74%
Foreign Institutions
7.5%
Mutual Funds
3%
Domestic Institutions
5.9%
Public
12.6%
Promoter
74%
Foreign Institutions
9.5%
Mutual Funds
1.3%
Domestic Institutions
4.3%
Public
12.1%
Promoter
74%
Foreign Institutions
9.4%
Mutual Funds
2.2%
Domestic Institutions
5.1%
Public
11.4%
Promoter
74%
Foreign Institutions
9.4%
Mutual Funds
2.6%
Domestic Institutions
5.5%
Public
11%
Promoter
74%
Foreign Institutions
9.6%
Mutual Funds
2.2%
Domestic Institutions
5.2%
Public
11.2%

Godrej Agrovet Technical Analysis

Moving Averages Analysis
Moving Averages Analysis
Current Price
Bullish Moving Averages
9
Bearish Moving Averages
7
5Day EMA
761.60
10Day EMA
760.00
12Day EMA
758.70
20Day EMA
753.90
26Day EMA
751.20
50Day EMA
745.90
100Day EMA
742.10
200Day EMA
718.60
5Day SMA
768.10
10Day SMA
762.20
20Day SMA
751.20
30Day SMA
743.00
50Day SMA
739.80
100Day SMA
741.00
150Day SMA
750.30
200Day SMA
756.00
Delivery & Volume

Delivery & Volume

PeriodCombined Delivery VolumeNSE+BSE Traded Volume
Day Rs
145571 Rs
283905 Rs
Week Rs
286162 Rs
702963 Rs
Month Rs
235917 Rs
502419 Rs
Resistance & Support
759.23
Pivot
Resistance
First Resistance
769.37
Second Resistance
785.03
Third Resistance
795.17
Support
First Support
743.57
Second support
733.43
Third Support
717.77
Relative Strength Index
50.94
Money Flow Index
68.67
MACD
7.51
MACD Signal
6.82
Average True Range
31.83
Average Directional Index
13.82
Rate of Change (21)
1
Rate of Change (125)
-2.65

Godrej Agrovet Company background

Founded in: 1991
Managing director: BALRAM SINGH YADAV

Founded in: 1991 Managing director: Balram Singh Yadav

Godrej Agrovet Limited (GAVL) is a well-known Indian agribusiness conglomerate operating across five major verticals: animal feed, crop protection, oil palm, dairy, and poultry and processed foods. Founded in 1991, the company is committed to enhancing agricultural productivity through innovative, sustainable products and services designed to boost both crop and livestock yields. With a strong presence across India, GAVL has actually grown into a vital player in the agricultural sector, working closely with farmers, distributors, and technology partners. Under the leadership of MD Balram Singh Yadav, GAVL has really grown its portfolio and expanded through strategic acquisitions and joint ventures.

Early years and incorporation

Godrej Agrovet Limited started its journey on November 25, 1991, when it was established as Godrej Agrovet Private Limited in Gujarat. Within a year, it acquired the agrovet division of Godrej Soaps Limited, stepping into the agribusiness sector. In 1992, the company became a public limited entity. Godrej Agrovet, in 1997, acquired the oil palm business from Godrej Soaps Limited. This now helped Godrej Agrovet diversify its offerings and laid the groundwork for future ventures in areas like animal feed, crop protection, and poultry processing.

Strategic acquisitions and expansion into new sectors

In 1999, GAVL took a big step by acquiring the poultry business from IPF Breeders Private Limited, which bolstered its position in the agricultural sector. This move also paved the way for a future joint venture with Tyson Foods Inc., a big name in the poultry industry worldwide.

Godrej Agrovet of course didn't stop there. In 2005, it ventured into the dairy business by picking up a 26% equity stake in Creamline Dairy Products Limited, known for its brand Jersey. This investment helped Godrej Agrovet establish a foothold in Southern India's dairy market, diversifying its business portfolio.

Joint ventures and partnerships: Expanding across borders

In 2004, GAVL partnered with Bangladesh’s ACI Group so as to manufacture and distribute compound feed. This partnership proved instrumental, as it established the company among the top feed providers in Bangladesh. In 2012, V-Sciences made an investment in Godrej Agrovet by acquiring a 19.99% stake. The company’s relationship with Tyson Foods deepened in the following years, as Godrej Agrovet expanded its poultry business with Godrej Tyson Foods Limited, which grew to become a subsidiary in 2019.

IPO and public market entry

Godrej Agrovet went public in October 2017. And the IPO consisted of a fresh issue of Rs. 291.51 crore and an offer for sale of shares by promoters and investors, including V-Sciences Investments Pte Ltd and Godrej Industries. The IPO was met with positive investor response, with shares debuting at Rs. 621, a 35% premium over the issue price of Rs. 460 per share.

Expansion and product diversification in animal feed

The animal feed division has been a core business for Godrej Agrovet, contributing significantly to its growth. With products for cattle, poultry, and aquaculture, the company focuses on providing high-quality feed solutions for improved productivity. In 2021, GAVL introduced a cattle feed product, Samruddhi, in Western India so as to address specific regional nutritional needs. In 2022, the company launched new products such as Doodh Vriddhi and Champion to expand its offerings in the animal feed category.

Crop protection innovations and partnerships

Godrej Agrovet's crop protection division has grown a lot, driven by a strong emphasis on research and innovation. In 2015, it acquired Astec LifeSciences Limited, a B2B company known for producing fungicides and other agrochemicals. Now this acquisition in reality allowed Godrej Agrovet to tap into Astec’s expertise and broaden its crop protection offerings. Collaborations with other companies, such as Nissan Chemical Corporation, have also been a big part of its strategy. These partnerships have led to the launch of several in-licensed products, including Hanabi for tea plantations and Gracia, an insecticide.

Oil palm operations and sustainability initiatives

The oil palm segment of Godrej Agrovet holds a unique position as it is involved in the entire value chain, from plantation to oil extraction. The company manages around 75,000 hectares of oil palm plantations, working closely with farmers to improve yields. To further enhance its oil extraction ratio, GAVL has also invested in R&D and advanced agricultural practices. The company has also aligned its operations with sustainability goals, participating in the Carbon Disclosure Project in 2022. This effort reflects its commitment to sustainable farming practices and environmental responsibility.

Dairy segment: Creamline Dairy Products Limited

Godrej Agrovet has made great strides in the dairy sector through its subsidiary, Creamline Dairy Products Limited (CDPL), gaining traction in Southern India. CDPL sells a wide variety of products under the Jersey brand, including milk, yogurt, curd, ghee, and flavored milk drinks. In 2021, it expanded its product offerings and revamped its look with a new Godrej Jersey logo to boost brand recognition. To make its products more accessible and build brand awareness, it launched New Jersey Parlours and set up additional distribution centers. CDPL has also rolled out new products like Jersey Recharge energy drinks and paneer to meet rising consumer demand for premium dairy items.

Processed poultry and new product offerings

Godrej Agrovet’s joint venture with Tyson Foods, Godrej Tyson Foods Limited (GTFL), has actually boosted its presence in the processed poultry segment. In recent years, GTFL has focused on expanding its product portfolio under the Yummiez brand, with new offerings like Royale chicken products and a range of vegetarian items. The Ludhiana plant, developed for vegetarian processed foods, is expected to expand GTFL’s customer base and diversify its product offerings further. These efforts aim to establish Godrej Agrovet as a leader in the ready-to-cook and processed foods sector.

Innovations in R&D and digital transformation

Godrej Agrovet has been putting resources into digital transformation and research to boost productivity and transparency. In 2018, it rolled out the Drishtikon platform, which helps improve communication among distributors and partners. Plus, it also set up the Adi Godrej Centre for Chemical Research and Development in Rabale, Maharashtra, so as to focus on advancing chemical research, especially in crop protection, highlighting its dedication to pushing the envelope in this field.

Future growth prospects and sustainability goals

Godrej Agrovet is all about growing its main business areas and tapping into new markets. It’s putting money into research and development and digital platforms to keep boosting productivity for farmers. Staying true to its promise of sustainability, Godrej Agrovet is also involved in initiatives designed so as to lessen its environmental footprint. This includes efforts like supporting sustainable oil palm plantations and encouraging responsible farming practices.

Quick overview

With a portfolio that is strong and spans across animal feed, crop protection, oil palm, dairy, and processed foods, Godrej Agrovet Limited has actually emerged as a big player in India’s agribusiness sector. With strategic acquisitions, joint ventures, and innovative products, it has consistently strengthened its market position. Now, as GAVL looks to the future, it remains committed to enhancing farmer productivity, promoting sustainability, and expanding its offerings to meet the evolving needs of the agricultural industry, thus positively impacting Godrej Agrovet share price.

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Godrej Agrovet FAQs

Godrej Agrovet share price is ₹753.7 in NSE and ₹754.15 in BSE as on 27/3/2025.

Godrej Agrovet share price in the past 1-year return was 54.76. The Godrej Agrovet share hit a 1-year low of Rs. 476.05 and a 1-year high of Rs. 876.7.

The market cap of Godrej Agrovet is Rs. 14490.74 Cr. as of 27/3/2025.

The PE ratios of Godrej Agrovet is 30.79 as of 27/3/2025.

The PB ratios of Godrej Agrovet is 6.19 as of 27/3/2025

The Mutual Fund Shareholding in Godrej Agrovet was 3.47% at the end of 27/3/2025.

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