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"Nestlé India’s Q4 Takes a Crunch – But Still Melts Hearts with Sweet Annual Gains!" Nestlé India just dropped its Q4 net profit by 5.2%—a bit of a hiccup for the FMCG giant, despite chugging along with solid beverage and confectionery sales. Think of it like biting into a KitKat only to realize one finger's missing! But hey, annual numbers still look sweet, and with innovation and “premiusation” (yep, that’s a word now), Nestlé's aiming to keep its pantry full. Suresh Narayanan’s quote was basically the business version of a motivational poster—discipline + innovation = chocolate-coated growth.

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Greg

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Q4 was a bit of a crunch, but the overall performance still holds up well. A 5.2% dip isn’t ideal, but considering the strong annual growth and continued momentum in key categories like beverages and confectionery, Nestlé seems to be on steady ground.

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