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ITC Limited

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ITC Limited is an Indian telecommunications giant and cigarette manufacturer diversifying in the Consumer Packaged Goods market, including the snack foods sector with its brand "Bingo!".

Bingo was launched in 2007 and managed to capture an 11% market share of the Indian snack market within 6 months of its launch.

Bingo now has 4 sub brands: Bingo! Yumitos (potato chips), Bingo! Mad Angles (variations on the tortilla chip), Bingo! Tedhe Medhe (a spindle shaped format) and Bingo! Tangles ( a 3D style snack)

ITC is also the parent company of Technico Agri Sciences, a global producer of minitubers.

ITC produces frozen potato products, french fries as well as potato specialties, branded ITC Master Chef

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Balaji Wafers Snacks
Noviembre 18, 2025
General Atlantic to acquire 7 percent stake in Balaji Wafers at USD 4 billion valuation
Snack maker Balaji Wafers, which has drawn strong interest from investors and global food companies, is reportedly set to sell a 7% stake to US-based General Atlantic for INR 2,500 crore (USD 282 million).
Capturing the spirit of innovation and industry excellence ahead of the Global Potato Summit 2025.
Octubre 14, 2025
Global Potato Summit 2025 Unveils Honorary Advisory Board to Drive Innovation and Global Collaboration
Global Potato Summit 2025, on Dec 11–13 at India Expo Mart, Greater Noida, will unite global experts to boost potato innovation. With 150+ exhibitors, 7,000 visitors, and live farm demos, it’s set to shape the future of the potato industry.
Balaji Snacks
Septiembre 21, 2025
General Mills Eyes Stake in Balaji Wafers as Global Competition Intensifies for Indian Snack Leader
Unites State based food giant General Mills Inc is exploring an investment in Balaji Wafers, joining a crowded field of suitors that includes PepsiCo, ITC Ltd, and several private equity funds, according to a report by The Economic Times (ET).