Announcement

Valencia Nutrition Limited (VNL), listed on the BSE‑SME platform, held its 13th Annual General Meeting on 7 October 2026 in Mumbai, the second offline AGM since its takeover by promoter and Managing Director Mr Manish Turakhia. During the meeting the board approved a capital‑raising programme of ₹1,500 crore through Compulsorily Convertible Preference Shares (CCPS) to be issued by five newly created private‑limited subsidiaries.

Capital‑raise Allocation

The ₹1,500 crore raise is allocated as follows: ₹230 crore to Valencia Beverages & Superwater, ₹460 crore to Valencia Can Beverages, ₹170 crore to Valencia Snacks & Healthy Bites, ₹340 crore to Valencia POS Solutions, and ₹300 crore to Valencia Nutracare Lifesciences. The consideration will be paid primarily in equity shares of the respective subsidiaries, allowing the parent to retain ownership while granting each business separate management, financial reporting and capital‑allocation authority.

Financial Targets

The programme underpins a five‑year plan that aims to build a revenue platform of ₹51,787 crore by the fiscal year 2031‑32 and to generate accumulated retained earnings of ₹23,952 crore over the same period.

Manufacturing Roadmap

VNL outlined a five‑year manufacturing expansion comprising 27 PET beverage facilities, 41 can‑beverage plants, 26 snack production units and 29 Nutracare lifesciences facilities. In addition, more than 400,000 point‑of‑sale (POS) solution machines are slated for installation across the country.

Subsidiary Structure

The board approved the conversion of the five business divisions into dedicated private‑limited subsidiaries, creating standalone entities: Valencia Beverages & Superwater (VBSW), Valencia Can Beverages (VCB), Valencia Snacks & Healthy Bites (VSHB), Valencia POS Solutions (VPOS) and Valencia Nutracare Lifesciences (VNLS). A sixth subsidiary, Valencia Consumer Products (VCP), already exists and houses brands in personal care, oral care, fragrances, confectionery, wellness and lifestyle.

Operational Highlights

  • Valencia Beverages & Superwater (VBSW): Unit II at Cherlapally was commissioned on 14 January 2026, featuring Telangana’s largest beverage hot‑fill line and India’s first hybrid hot‑fill line with 26 mm and 38 mm neck PET lines operating at 250 and 150 bottles per minute respectively. Combined with Unit I, the two facilities can produce roughly 5.1 lakh bottles per day. The distribution network expanded from 50 to over 200 distributors across six South Indian states, supporting products priced at ₹10 (Vitafizz), ₹20 (Just Pure) and ₹30 (Valencia Vitalize).
  • Valencia Can Beverages (VCB): Currently present in Mumbai, Goa, Delhi and Hyderabad, VCB is expanding into hospitality, fitness centres, co‑working spaces and pickleball courts with brands such as Roar, Bootea and Lime Leezure.
  • Valencia Snacks & Healthy Bites (VSHB): The Crunzzo snack line increased volumes from 5 tons to 16 tons. The division will launch ₹10 snack packs, bakery items including Osmania biscuits and butter cookies, and a new CNTRL range of millet and multigrain snacks.
  • Valencia POS Solutions (VPOS): VPOS showcased the ADV5 aroma diffuser with five fragrances, slated for initial testing in Mumbai, and unveiled the Bounce Flow Soda Fountain prototype, an 18‑month engineering effort capable of dispensing eight beverages, including two juices.
  • Valencia Nutracare Lifesciences (VNLS): Established in February 2026, VNLS focuses on nutrition for pregnancy, lactation and childhood. Over the past 18 months it engaged more than 30 healthcare professionals, 200 mothers and 120 Anganwadi workers to develop products such as Garbhika, Matrunayana and Littlevita.
  • Valencia Consumer Products (VCP): Houses brands Koffico Coffee Candy, VitaMe, Ease Out, FOMO and Chabao, covering personal care, oral care, fragrances, confectionery, wellness and lifestyle categories.

Leadership Remarks

Promoter and Managing Director Mr Manish Turakhia, an investopreneur with over 40 years of capital‑market experience, presented the long‑term vision of transforming VNL into a diversified Indian conglomerate modelled on Berkshire Hathaway’s disciplined capital allocation and operational efficiency. He also highlighted international growth opportunities through Valencia Cielo Libre S.L. in Spain and Valencia Nutrition Gulf Trading LLC in the GCC.

Conclusion

The AGM concluded with approval of the subsidiary conversions, the CCPS raise and the detailed expansion roadmap, positioning Valencia Nutrition Limited to pursue its FY 2031‑32 revenue and earnings targets while building a multi‑business consumer conglomerate.