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Modern Foods: Disinvestment and After
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"We are committed to making Modern a thriving and exciting business." - Gunendra Kapur, Executive Director (Foods), Hindustan Lever Limited. IntroductionIn February 2000, as part of its disinvestment programme,1 the Government of India (GoI) sold Modern Food Industries (India) Limited (MFIL)2 to Hindustan Lever Limited (HLL) for Rs 1.05 billion. By December 2000, 10 months after HLL took over MFIL, its accumulated losses went up to Rs 470.40 million as against its networth of Rs 330.1 billion.
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1] In the early 1990s, the GoI initiated a disinvestment programme whereby its majority stake in the Public Sector Units would be sold to Private companies. By 2001, the GoI had sold its majority stake in only four (Lagan Jute Machinery Company Limited, MFIL, BALCO and CMC Limited) out of the 32 approved companies. |
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