Amul Tops India's Food Brand Rankings with $4.1 Billion Brand Value

Amul, with a brand valuation of $4.1 billion, has retained its position as India's top food brand, as per Brand Finance's latest rankings. Mother Dairy, valued at $1.15 billion, secured second place, followed by Britannia, Nandini, and Dabur. Amul also ranked 17th in the top 100 Indian brands across industries, reflecting its growing influence. Mother Dairy rose to 35th, highlighting its significant progress. These achievements underscore the trust, resilience, and growth of India's leading food and dairy brands.

Gujarat's renowned dairy cooperative, Amul, continues to dominate as India's leading food brand, with an impressive brand valuation of $4.1 billion. This was revealed in the latest report by UK-based consultancy Brand Finance, which ranks the top food brands across the nation. Following closely, Delhi-based Mother Dairy secured the second position with a brand value of $1.15 billion, showcasing its growing prominence in the sector.

The rankings placed Britannia in the third spot, Karnataka’s Nandini dairy cooperative at fourth, and FMCG giant Dabur at fifth. These companies represent some of the most trusted names in the Indian food industry.

Amul's Unwavering Growth and Consumer Trust

In addition to its dominance in the food industry, Amul also climbed the charts in Brand Finance's list of the top 100 Indian brands across all industries. The cooperative secured the 17th position, reflecting its growing influence beyond just the food sector. Jayen Mehta, Managing Director of the Gujarat Cooperative Milk Marketing Federation (GCMMF), which markets Amul, attributed this success to the dedication of millions of dairy farmers and the trust of consumers.

“This achievement underscores the collective efforts of dairy farmers and our commitment to delivering affordable, high-quality food and dairy products,” said Mehta. “As Amul expands its presence in India and globally, this recognition reinforces our responsibility to uphold the trust of Indian households.”

Mother Dairy's Rapid Rise

Meanwhile, Mother Dairy has also seen remarkable progress, rising six places to claim the 35th spot in the top 100 Indian brands across industries. Commenting on this achievement, Manish Bandlish, Managing Director of Mother Dairy, dedicated the recognition to the company's consumers, farmers, employees, and partners.

“Our position among the top five Indian food brands and our progress in the top 100 brands list reflect more than just numbers. They represent the trust, relevance, and resilience of a brand that continues to evolve,” Bandlish said.

Earlier, Bandlish shared Mother Dairy's ambitious expansion plans, revealing that the company’s board has approved an investment of ₹1,500 crore for growing both its dairy and Safal segments. The company closed FY25 with revenues of ₹17,400 crore, marking an impressive 16% growth.

India’s Top 100 Brands: Key Highlights

Beyond the food sector, Brand Finance's comprehensive rankings of India’s top 100 brands placed Tata Group at the pinnacle, followed by Infosys, HDFC Group, and LIC Group. Other notable entries include Reliance Group, SBI Group, and HCLTech.

Amul and Mother Dairy's presence in this prestigious list underscores the growing significance of India’s food and dairy industries amidst a competitive corporate landscape.

Rising Stars in the Food Industry

Britannia, Nandini, and Dabur also demonstrated strong performances, further solidifying their status as household names. The rankings highlight the trust that Indian consumers place in these brands, which have become synonymous with quality and innovation.

As these companies continue to expand their footprints and innovate, their successes serve as a testament to the resilience and strength of India's food and FMCG sectors.

With Amul leading the charge and brands like Mother Dairy, Britannia, and Nandini making significant strides, India’s food and dairy industry is poised for greater growth and recognition on both domestic and global stages. These rankings not only celebrate the achievements of these brands but also reflect the deep trust and loyalty of the Indian consumer.