Varun Beverages Share: The Varun Beverages share price fell 7.65% on February 27 from its last close of ₹ 476.40 to a new 52-week low of ₹ 439.95. For the ninth consecutive day, Varun Beverages shares were trading below the Rs 500 level on Thursday and are still in loss as of today. Let’s learn more about what went wrong with Varun Beverages shares in the market.
What Drinks are made by Varun Beverages?
One of PepsiCo’s biggest franchisees outside of the US is Varun Beverages. Tropicana Juices (100% and Delight), Tropicana Slice, Seven-Up Nimbooz, Gatorade, and bottled drinking water under the Aquafina name are among the PepsiCo NCB brands that the company manufactures and markets.
PepsiCo goods are made and distributed by Varun Beverages in a number of nations, including India, Morocco, Zimbabwe, Zambia, Nepal, and Sri Lanka. Since 1991, Varun Beverages has been PepsiCo’s official bottling partner in India.
Past performance of Varun Beverages
Varun Beverages has had a 21.25% drop in value over the last year, which is in stark contrast to the Sensex’s meager 1.28% rise. This performance demonstrates the company’s continuous difficulties as well as the larger market dynamics influencing the brewery and distillery sector.
Varun Beverages outperformed its segment, which has experienced a 2.51% decrease, by a margin of 0.63% in spite of today’s difficulties. Nonetheless, the Varun Beverages share is currently below its moving averages for the last five, twenty, fifty, one hundred, and two days, which suggests a bearish trend in its performance over the short to long term.
Why Varun Beverages share price falling Today?
Varun Beverages share decline is significant for the large-cap firm, whose stock price has dropped a total of 11.84% over the last three days as a result of successive declines. Thus, it is important to learn about the reason for this downturn.
It is said that a deal for the purchase of 100% of SBC Beverages Ghana’s shares was signed by Varun Beverages Ltd. (VBL) on November 13, 2024, for $15.06 million. The original deadline for the deal was February 28, 2025. It is now set to expire on March 31, 2025, pending regulatory clearances, including those from PepsiCo International.
With Varun Beverages’ RSI (relative strength index) at 36, technical analysis indicates that the company is not trading in either the overbought or oversold zone. Many analysts have listed the Varun Beverages share in the multibagger category and suggest investors to ‘hold’ the stock for long-term results.
Final Verdict
Since today’s decline, Varun Beverages’ stock has lost more than 31% of its value in 2025. When the stock first went public in 2016, it had never produced negative yearly returns. Therefore, investors need not worry because the stock has a lot of potential.
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