Last Updated on Aug 22, 2023 by Anjali Chourasiya

Listed alcohol companies in India

NameMarket Cap (Rs. in cr.)Close Price (Rs.)PE Ratio1Y Return (%)5Y Avg Return on Investment (%)5Y Historical Revenue Growth (%)
United Spirits Ltd72,916.921,002.5064.1726.5815.524.64
United Breweries Ltd40,501.581,531.80133.24-8.2010.116.03
Radico Khaitan Ltd16,845.821,259.9076.4531.6813.0011.25
Sula Vineyards Ltd4,174.83494.6549.67
Tilaknagar Industries Ltd3,971.63207.1526.50170.9615.37
Globus Spirits Ltd2,668.57926.5021.842.0815.0519.71
SOM Distilleries and Breweries Ltd2,444.91316.4540.55239.144.6018.04
G M Breweries Ltd1,083.86593.0010.853.6216.917.11
Associated Alcohols & Breweries Ltd787.44435.5518.95-0.1418.8916.76
Jagatjit Industries Ltd619.84133.5586.81116.634.176.66
IFB Agro Industries Ltd475.80507.959.68-9.209.156.93
Aurangabad Distillery Ltd154.61188.559.2352.9211.9219.26
Piccadily Sugar and Allied Industries Ltd47.4220.39-22.9119.943.3211.35
Ravi Kumar Distilleries Ltd39.7216.55-17.4251.83-4.08-19.21
Nuway Organic Naturals India Ltd18.5519.35-9.8751.17-77.51
Chambal Breweries and Distilleries Ltd3.374.50-9.1145.16-35.32-4.71

Note: The data is from 22nd August 2023. To get this list of alcohol companies in India on the Tickertape Stock Screener, apply the below-mentioned filter.

  • Sector > Consumer Staples > Alcoholic Beverages

Overview of the Indian liquor industry

Liquor companies are the ones which operate in the alcoholic beverage industry. These companies are involved in the production, distribution and sales of alcoholic beverages and other related products. There are numerous liquor brands in India, out of which only 16 are listed. 

The rate of consumption of alcohol has been growing in India for the last three decades. The Indian alcohol market was valued at Rs. 2,807,236.7 bn in 2018. The industry is anticipated to reach Rs. 5,482,851.3 bn by the end of 2027, growing at a CAGR of 7.8% during the period of 2019 to 2027. This indicates that the Indian liquor industry is experiencing rapid growth, driven by factors such as the expanding middle class, urbanisation, and changing attitudes towards alcohol. Along with these factors, change in demographics is another major factor expected to foster the Indian alcohol market. For instance, the legal drinking age in India varies from state to state. For instance, 18 years in Goa, Uttar Pradesh and Karnataka, 21 in Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh, and 25 in Maharashtra, Delhi, and Punjab. 


Moreover, the industry is segmented based on price, with premium and super-premium brands holding significant market share. However, it operates within a highly regulated environment, with state-specific rules and regulations governing the sale, distribution, and consumption of alcohol. State excise agencies play a crucial role in granting licences and levying taxes. Despite these regulations, the industry presents substantial growth opportunities due to the rising middle class and evolving consumer preferences.

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