How Bangladesh crisis may impact Indian FMCG companies
Wednesday, 7 August 2024 () Sheikh Hasina's forced departure from Bangladesh raised concerns about its political and economic impact on India. Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus was appointed to lead the interim government to stabilize the situation. Indian FMCG firms, such as Marico, experienced varying levels of impact on their stock prices due to their exposure to the Bangladeshi market.
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India-based CEOs overseeing operations in Bangladesh implemented safety measures for employees amid the ongoing geopolitical crisis. Companies like Coca-Cola,... IndiaTimes
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The political crisis in Bangladesh had led to disruptions for Indian companies operating there. Marico's manufacturing units were shut, but retail activity... IndiaTimes