Bengaluru, Jun 28 (PTI) Karnataka Milk Federation’s brand Nandini has retained fourth position in the food and beverages category alongside leading brands in India, according to the 2025 rankings released by Brand Finance, the world’s leading brand valuation consultancy.
Headquartered in London and operating in over 25 countries, Brand Finance conducts more than 6,000 brand valuations annually, supported by original market research and over 100 sector-specific reports.
“In its latest report, Nandini has demonstrated remarkable progress, climbing from 43 in 2024 to 38 in 2025 among the Top 100 Most Valuable Indian Brands. The brand’s valuation rose to USD 1,079 million, reflecting an impressive increase of USD 139 million in brand value over the previous year,” Karnataka Milk Federation (KMF) said in a statement.
According to KMF, in the Food and Beverages category, Nandini has retained its fourth position, standing alongside leading brands such as Amul (#1), Mother Dairy (#2), Britannia (#3) and Dabur (#5).
A brand value ranking is a comprehensive list that measures the monetary worth of brands using a combination of valuation methodologies. It reflects factors such as brand strength, customer loyalty, market share, and overall brand equity. High rankings signify strong brand perception, consistent performance, and a solid market presence, it stated.
Nandini’s sustained performance and growth in valuation underscore its increasing brand equity and the trust it commands among consumers across south India and beyond, it added.
“We extend our sincere gratitude to our valued consumers, dedicated farmers, trusted partners, and committed teams. Your continued trust and unwavering support have been the driving force behind Nandini’s growth and recognition. We remain steadfast in our commitment to delivering value, nourishment, and reliability–every single day. Together, we will continue to strengthen Nandini’s legacy and reach new milestones,” B Shivaswamy, Managing Director, KMF stated. PTI AMP KH
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