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India’s grape expectations put fizz in global wine market

Traditionally a spirits drinking nation, India’s fast-growing wine market is catching the eye of wine producing countries like Australia. IGTV’s Angeline Ong looks at how investors can profit from India's diversifying taste buds.

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Indian thirst to grow

When you think ‘wine’ … you don’t normally think ‘India’.

But, this is why you should.

Indians are developing a taste for the tipple, so much so that investors are sitting up and paying attention.

Sula IPO

Sula, India’s biggest winemaker, recently raised 9.6 billion rupees in its IPO, under a third of that came from anchor investors like Abu Dhabi Investment Authority and Goldman Sachs Group Inc (All Sessions).

You can argue that the IPO, which had bids for more than twice the shares on offer, was weaker than what analysts had penned in. You can argue that India is still largely a spirit drinking nation, but change is in the air.

Diversifying Indian palate

Indians are becoming urbanised, well-heeled and this will only lead to demand for a bigger and more expensive range of bottles.

India-Australia trade deal

India has inked a new trade deal with Australia that will mean gradually lower import duties on wines from Down Under. Many data companies are also signalling rising wine consumption in India in the not too distant future. This can only be a positive to exporters like Australia’s Treasury Wine Estates Ltd.

In terms of a more global view, the global wine map is also shifting, climate change and the Russia-Ukraine war have hit the global wine industry, says the International Organization of Vine and Wine. The Australia-China trade tensions haven’t helped either.

Room to grow

Now, big wine producers, like those in Australia, Italy and France, want to expand in markets, like India and the US, where consumption is still low.

So, when you next hear about investing in anything related to wine and India … it might be worth taking note.

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