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Growth of Wine Companies in India in Recent Years

The Indian wine market is emerging at around 25 percent every year. India’s domestic wine industry has taken notice of their increasing wine consuming population because the Indian population is getting influenced by an international variety of wines advertised on an internet and television.

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Growth of Wine Companies in India in Recent Years

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  1. Growth of Wine Companies in India in Recent Years The Indian wine market is emerging at around 25 percent every year. India’s domestic wine industry has taken notice of their increasing wine consuming population because the Indian population is getting influenced by an international variety of wines advertised on an internet and television. The import duty charged for exporting a wine is 250% more than the actual market value of a wine which strongly motivated the entrepreneurs to develop Wine Companies in India. An overall sale and consumption of wine, beer, and other alcoholic beverages are increasing at a rate of 30% each year. It is good news that still India has the lowest per capita consumption of wine only about 19ml. For setting a vineyard to produce fine wines, Wine Companies in India requires a capital amount of around 4-8 Crores for 1, 00,000 liters wine including the cost of land, machinery, infrastructure, and plantation. Investment necessities for economic 'fortified wines' would possibly be a third of that - approximately between Rs 1.25 crore and Rs 2.5 crore per 100 KL. Investment in the Wine Companies in India was earlier influenced by the passion or misguidance in the returns available. But today company like Four Season Vineyards is leading the wine market and is making profitable money by serving quality-based wines, while other wine companies are still struggling for marking their presence in the market. With more than 50% of the wineries has been shut or lying dormant. New vineyards would comprehend a variety of business models from big mechanized vineyards and industrial-scale vineyards manufacturing decent-quality but low-cost wines to boutique wineries generating small quantities of world-class wines. However, to appeal investment the wine industry must have the vision to become largely profitable, along with positive cash flows over time. This, in turn, means that costs of manufacturing need to decrease including high-label registration fees and non-sensical inter-state fees with the quality improvement. For more information visit us at www.fourseasonsvineyards.com.

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