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Assertion Supported
Khaitan: Magic Moments accounts for 60% of India's vodka sales
“Today we are proud that magic is the seventh largest vodka in the world. And in India, out of all the vodkas, starting from a regular to a Grey Goose or a Kaufman, 60% of any vodka sold is magic.”
Abhishek Khaitan Jul 3, 2024 ▶ 53:22 Ep #18 | WTF, Alcohol is a $70B Business in India? | Nikhil Kamath explores Gaps & Opportunities · Nikhil Kamath
Assertion Contradicted
Khaitan: Radico Khaitan contributes 26% of Uttar Pradesh's alcohol excise revenue
“And we contribute 26% of the state's revenue.”
Abhishek Khaitan Jul 3, 2024 ▶ 2:15:31 Ep #18 | WTF, Alcohol is a $70B Business in India? | Nikhil Kamath explores Gaps & Opportunities · Nikhil Kamath
Assertion Supported
Khaitan: India drinks 400M cases of hard liquor annually
“Four hundred million is the hard liquor. So four hundred million cases. Country liquor would be again a three hundred million cases market.”
Abhishek Khaitan Jul 3, 2024 ▶ 1:09:47 Ep #18 | WTF, Alcohol is a $70B Business in India? | Nikhil Kamath explores Gaps & Opportunities · Nikhil Kamath
Assertion Partly supported
Khaitan: Radico sells a ₹5 lakh Rampur single malt bottle
“Like Rampur, that five lakh rupee bottle has written in Sanskrit on this. That happiness lies within.”
Abhishek Khaitan Jul 3, 2024 ▶ 2:41:07 Ep #18 | WTF, Alcohol is a $70B Business in India? | Nikhil Kamath explores Gaps & Opportunities · Nikhil Kamath
Assertion Supported
Khaitan: Radico Khaitan's Indian single malt is priced higher than imported malts
“So today also, if you see Indian products are priced higher, like say our malt is priced higher than any of the well-known malts also.”
Abhishek Khaitan Jul 3, 2024 ▶ 3:01:16 Ep #18 | WTF, Alcohol is a $70B Business in India? | Nikhil Kamath explores Gaps & Opportunities · Nikhil Kamath
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