Amul Hits Rs 1 Lakh Crore Turnover Mark with Strong FY26 Growth

India’s iconic dairy brand Amul has reached a major milestone, crossing ₹1 lakh crore turnover in the financial year 2025–26. The company reported an impressive 11% growth compared to last year, driven by strong demand for dairy products in India.

This achievement highlights Amul’s leadership in the FMCG sector and reflects the success of its cooperative model. Millions of households continue to rely on products like milk, butter, cheese, ghee, and ice cream, making Amul a trusted name across the country.

The brand is marketed by Gujarat Cooperative Milk Marketing Federation (GCMMF), which has played a key role in expanding the company’s reach. Amul’s growth from ₹90,000 crore to over ₹1 lakh crore shows rising consumer demand across both urban and rural markets.

GCMMF itself recorded strong performance, with its turnover increasing to ₹73,450 crore. This steady rise reflects the strength of the Indian dairy industry and the growing preference for branded dairy products.

One of the major reasons behind this success is Amul’s wide product portfolio. With over 1,200 product variants, the company caters to diverse customer needs, from everyday essentials to premium offerings. This variety has helped strengthen Amul brand growth in a competitive market.

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Another key factor is its strong supply and distribution system. Amul products are available across India and in more than 50 countries, contributing to its expanding global dairy market presence.

According to Chairman Shamalbhai Patel, the milestone reflects the trust of millions of consumers and the dedication of over 3.6 million farmers. This highlights the importance of the milk cooperative model in ensuring fair income for farmers.

Vice Chairman Valamji Humbal noted that the cooperative structure continues to empower rural communities while maintaining quality and affordability.

Managing Director Jayen Mehta added that the company is focusing on expanding its international footprint. Amul’s entry into markets like the US and Europe supports its long-term dairy sector growth strategy.

Currently, the cooperative procures around 31 million litres of milk daily, strengthening its position in the India milk production ecosystem.

Crossing the ₹1 lakh crore mark is not just a financial milestone—it reflects the rising strength of India’s dairy sector and Amul’s ability to grow consistently. With innovation, strong farmer support, and expanding markets, Amul is set to continue its upward journey.