Som Distilleries' Q3 Profit Plunged 75% But The Management Is Confident That Recovery Is Underway

Som Distilleries has reported a staggering 75% decline in its profits for the third quarter, primarily attributed to adverse market conditions and a sudden shift in Karnataka's tax structure. This change disrupted sales in one of India's vital beer markets, posing significant challenges for the company. Despite these setbacks, the management remains optimistic about a potential recovery, citing ongoing strategic adjustments and initiatives aimed at regaining market share. The company is focusing on enhancing its distribution channels and product offerings to better align with consumer preferences in this competitive landscape. As the industry gradually adapts to the new tax regulations, Som Distilleries is looking to stabilize its operations and restore profitability in the upcoming quarters.
Originally reported by NDTV Profit. Read original article
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