Dodla Dairy Limited, one of India’s leading integrated dairy companies, has outlined a robust growth strategy that centres on expanding its value-added product portfolio, widening its geographical presence, and strengthening investor engagement. The company’s latest roadmap was shared alongside its investor meeting schedule, reinforcing its commitment to transparency and stakeholder communication.
For the financial year 2024–25, Dodla Dairy reported a 19% increase in revenue to ₹37,201 million and a 55.9% rise in net profit to ₹2,599 million. The company’s value-added product (VAP) segment which includes curd, ghee, paneer, flavoured milk, and ice cream now contributes 35% of total revenue, reflecting a strategic shift toward higher-margin categories.
A major highlight of Dodla’s expansion plan is a greenfield project in Maharashtra, with an estimated investment of ₹280 crore. Once completed by FY 2026–27, the facility will add one million litres per day of processing capacity, significantly strengthening the company’s procurement and distribution network. By enhancing milk sourcing efficiency and becoming a net seller of skimmed milk powder (SMP) and butter, Dodla aims to stabilise margins despite market volatility.
To maintain investor confidence, the company has announced a series of analyst and investor meetings across key financial hubs. This initiative underscores Dodla’s focus on transparency and proactive communication with stakeholders.
While input costs and execution risks remain challenges, the company’s focus on operational efficiency, product diversification, and market expansion positions it strongly for sustained growth. Dodla Dairy’s strategy highlights the ongoing evolution of India’s dairy sector from traditional milk supply chains to a modern, value-driven, and investor-conscious industry model.
