Sarveshwar Foods Ltd Management Discussions

MANAGEMENT AND DISCUSSION ANALYSIS REPORT

ABOUT US:

Sarveshwar Foods Limited is a leading player in the processing, marketing, and distribution of both branded and unbranded Basmati and non-Basmati rice across domestic and international markets. Strategically headquartered in the Jammu Region of the Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir, we leverage the regions unique Agro-climatic advantages to source and process high-quality grains.

Our comprehensive product portfolio encompasses an extensive range of rice variants, including:

• White Raw Rice

• Steam Rice

• Broken Rice

• Brown Rice

• Parboiled Rice

In addition to conventional Basmati and non-Basmati offerings, Sarveshwar Foods has expanded into the fast-growing segment of organic food products. We process and market a wide spectrum of organic Basmati and non-Basmati rice, along with a diversified range of other organic food products. These are distributed under our dedicated organic brand "Nimbark", wh ich stands for purity, authenticity, and sustainability.

Basmati rice, the flagship product in our portfolio, is globally acclaimed for its exquisite aroma, fine texture, superior taste, and characteristic elongation upon cooking. Grown exclusively in select regions of India and Pakistan, Basmati rice continues to command premium positioning in global markets.

Through our integrated operations - spanning procurement, processing, quality assurance, packaging, and distribution - we remain committed to delivering superior products that meet evolving consumer preferences for quality, health, and sustainability. Our strong emphasis on ethical sourcing, state-of-the-art manufacturing, and stringent quality control allows us to maintain consistent standards across diverse product categories, while fostering long-term relationships with farmers, suppliers, and customers worldwide.

GLOBAL ECONOMIC OVERVIEW

During FY 2025, the global economic environment remained highly dynamic, marked by a combination of moderate growth, persistent inflation, and heightened geopolitical uncertainty. Global GDP growth stabilized around 5.1%, though the overall momentum showed signs of softening as the impact of sustained monetary tightening across advanced economies began to filter through various sectors. Inflation, while easing from its recent highs, continued to stay above long-term averages, compelling central banks like the Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank to maintain elevated interest rates for an extended period. The U.S. economy remained relatively resilient, growing at approximately 2.2% on the back of steady consumer demand and a strong labor market. In contrast, the Eurozone experienced slower growth, averaging between 1.0% and 1.2%, as inflationary pressures gradually moderated towards central bank targets.

Emerging markets and developing economies, including India, sustained a comparatively higher growth trajectory around 4.2%, benefiting from robust domestic demand, supportive fiscal policies, and expanding consumption patterns. However, these markets also faced challenges arising from global trade disruptions, currency fluctuations, and capital market volatility. Trade tensions have re-intensified, with several major economies reintroducing tariff measures that have begun to weigh on global trade volumes and supply chain stability, contributing to a potential drag of nearly 0.5 percentage points on global growth. Simultaneously, ongoing geopolitical conflicts, including those in Ukraine and the Middle East, as well as the growing impact of climate-related disruptions, have added to overall economic uncertainty and commodity price volatility.

Looking ahead, while opportunities exist for a gradual recovery supported by potential resolution of trade disputes, policy coordination, and eventual easing of monetary policies, the global economy remains vulnerable to several downside risks. These include prolonged geopolitical instability, financial sector stress due to high debt levels and tighter credit conditions, and adverse climate events. In this evolving global context, Sarveshwar Foods Limited continues to remain agile and adaptive, focusing on building operational resilience, optimizing cost structures, diversifying market presence, and proactively managing risks to sustain growth and safeguard shareholder value in the long term.

Looking ahead, while opportunities exist for a gradual recovery supported by potential resolution of trade disputes, policy coordination, and eventual easing of monetary policies, the global economy remains vulnerable to several downside risks. These include prolonged geopolitical instability, financial sector stress due to high debt levels and tighter credit conditions, and adverse climate events. In this evolving global context, Sarveshwar Foods Limited continues to remain agile and adaptive, focusing on building operational resilience, optimizing cost structures, diversifying market presence, and proactively managing risks to sustain growth and safeguard shareholder value in the long term.

OUTLOOK : As we move into FY 2025, the global and domestic economic environment is expected to remain mixed, presenting both challenges and opportunities. Global growth is likely to moderate further as the cumulative impact of sustained high interest rates, persistent inflation in select regions, and ongoing geopolitical tensions continues to weigh on overall economic activity. While inflation has shown signs of easing, central banks, particularly the U.S. Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank, are expected to maintain cautious monetary policies to ensure long-term price stability. Trade disruptions, protectionist measures, and currency volatility are likely to remain key risks for businesses with international exposure.

In India, the economic outlook remains comparatively resilient, driven by strong domestic consumption, steady government spending, and a continued focus on infrastructure development. The agricultural sector is expected to benefit from ongoing policy support, favorable monsoon conditions, and rising global demand for quality food products. Indias growing prominence as a reliable supplier in global agri-markets, especially in the premium and organic food segments, offers significant opportunities for expansion.

For Sarveshwar Foods Limited, we remain optimistic about the long-term growth potential in both domestic and international markets. The increasing global preference for healthier, organic, and specialty food products, particularly in the premium Basmati and non-Basmati rice categories, aligns well with our diversified product portfolio and strategic focus. We will continue to strengthen our operational efficiencies, enhance brand presence, deepen farmer partnerships, and expand our organic product offerings under our flagship brand Nimbark. At the same time, we remain vigilant in monitoring macroeconomic developments, foreign exchange fluctuations, and regulatory changes to proactively manage risks and ensure sustained value creation for all stakeholders.

INDIAN ECONOMIC OVERVIEW: India remains one of the worlds fastest-growing major economies, underpinned by resilient domestic demand, favorable agricultural output, proactive policymaking, and structural reforms. In FY 2024-25, the economy recorded a robust GDP growth of 6.5%, hitting 7.4% in the final quarter-driven by strong government spending and rural consumption-though this marks a moderation from the 9.2% surge seen in FY 2023-24. Looking ahead to FY 2025-26, official projections remain optimistic: the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) maintains growth forecasts around 6.5%, while the World Bank and OECD foresee GDP expanding between 6.5%-6.4% Inflation in India is well contained, with headline CPI at a six-year low of ~5.2% in April 2025 -comfortably below the RBIs 4% The RBI has accordingly eased monetary conditions, implementing a total of 50 bps repo rate cuts, reducing the rate to 5.50%, and adjusting the Cash Reserve Ratio to expand liquidity The central bank forecasts inflation averaging 5.7% in FY 2025-26.

Policy measures and macroeconomic dynamics present both strengths and challenges. Key GDP drivers include robust rural and government spending, boosted by a favorable monsoon outlook and agriculture-led stability. Meanwhile, sustained investment-along with improving logistics and infrastructure-supports medium-term growth, as per OECD analysis. On the flip side, urban consumption and private investment remain below potential, reflecting external headwinds such as global trade risks, currency volatility, and elevated commodity prices.

Indias financial stability remains resilient, supported by substantial foreign reserves (~US $705 billion) and manageable external debt (~19% of GDP)]. However, capital outflows and equity market corrections-evident in early-2025 FPI withdrawals and index dips-underscore vulnerability to global shocks

OUTLOOK:

As we enter FY 2025-26, the Indian economy is expected to maintain its position as one of the fastest-growing major economies in the world. GDP growth is projected to remain robust in the range of 6.5% to 6.5%, supported by resilient domestic consumption, sustained government spending on infrastructure, strong rural demand, and favorable agricultural performance. A positive monsoon forecast and continued policy support for the agricultural sector are likely to contribute to stable food production, further strengthening rural incomes and consumption.

Inflationary pressures have moderated significantly, with consumer price inflation projected to average around 5.7% for the year, remaining well within the Reserve Bank of Indias comfort zone. This stable inflationary environment has allowed the RBI to adopt a more accommodative monetary policy stance, with recent interest rate cuts expected to stimulate credit growth, business investment, and private consumption. The governments ongoing focus on structural reforms, ease of doing business, digitization, and logistics development is likely to improve productivity, attract foreign investment, and enhance Indias competitiveness in global markets.

However, external risks remain, including global trade tensions, currency volatility, fluctuating commodity prices, and geopolitical uncertainties, which may have indirect impacts on Indias trade performance and financial markets. Nevertheless, Indias strong foreign exchange reserves, stable banking system, and diversified growth drivers position the economy well to navigate these external challenges.

For Sarveshwar Foods Limited, the stable macroeconomic environment, continued growth in the agriculture sector, increasing consumer preference for quality and organic food products, and Indias growing role in global agri-trade provide a solid foundation for future growth and expansion.

The Company remains well-positioned to capitalize on emerging opportunities while proactively managing potential risks through strategic planning, operational efficiency, and prudent financial management.

INDIAN ORGANIC INDUSTRY :

Indias organic food sector has been witnessing significant growth, driven by rising consumer health awareness, supportive government policies, and increasing domestic and international demand. As of 2025, the Indian organic food market is estimated to have reached approximately USD 1.9 billion and is projected to grow at a compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) of 20% to 22% over the next decade, potentially surpassing USD 10 billion by 2055-54. The organic cereals and grains segment, which includes organic rice, has emerged as one of the largest contributors to this growth, as more consumers actively prefer chemical-free staples for their daily consumption. While the broader rice industry stands at around USD 10.1 billion as of 2024, the organic rice segment continues to command a niche premium, catering to the rising demand from health conscious and quality-focused consumers.

Several factors are contributing to the expansion of Indias organic industry. The governments focused efforts through schemes such as Paramparagat Krishi Vikas Yojana (PKVY), Mission Organic Value Chain Development for North Eastern Region (MOVCD-NER), and other state-led initiatives have created strong institutional support for organic farming, offering assistance for inputs, certifications, aggregation, and access to domestic and international markets.

States like Sikkim, Goa, Andhra Pradesh, and Haryana have made considerable strides in promoting organic farming practices, developing dedicated organic farming clusters and strengthening farmer networks. Various outreach programs, such as the Indian Institute of Vegetable Researchs Viksit Krishi Samkalp, have successfully educated thousands of farmers across states like Uttar Pradesh on organic and natural farming techniques, further expanding the organic cultivation base in the country.

Urban consumers are increasingly driving demand, prioritizing chemical-free and nutrient- dense food products, while the rapid expansion of organized retail and e-commerce channels has significantly enhanced the accessibility and visibility of organic food products across major Indian cities. Additionally, Indias certified organic products, particularly rice, are gaining recognition in premium international markets such as North America, Europe, and the Middle East, opening new avenues for export growth.

However, the sector also faces certain challenges that require continuous strategic intervention. Higher production costs compared to conventional farming, combined with price sensitivity among mass-market consumers, limit scalability for many producers.

Certification processes often remain complex and fragmented, which can deter smaller farmers from transitioning to organic practices. Infrastructure gaps, particularly in postharvest storage, aggregation, and branding, continue to limit the full realization of value for farmers and businesses alike.

Despite these challenges, the Indian organic industry remains poised for strong, sustained growth, supported by growing consumer trust, government backing, and rising global demand. This environment provides Sarveshwar Foods Limited with significant opportunities to further strengthen its organic product portfolio, particularly under its "Nimbark" brand, and capitalize on both domestic growth and the expanding export potential in premium global markets.

OUTLOOK:

Indias organic food sector has been witnessing significant growth, driven by rising consumer health awareness, supportive government policies, and increasing domestic and international demand. As of 2025, the Indian organic food market is estimated to have reached approximately USD 1.9 billion and is projected to grow at a compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) of 20% to 22% over the next decade, potentially surpassing USD 10 billion by 2055-54

The organic cereals and grains segment, which includes organic rice, has emerged as one of the largest contributors to this growth, as more consumers actively prefer chemical-free staples for their daily consumption. While the broader rice industry stands at around USD 10.1 billion as of 2025, the organic rice segment continues to command a niche premium, catering to the rising demand from health-conscious and quality-focused consumers.

Several factors are contributing to the expansion of Indias organic industry. The governments focused efforts through schemes such as Paramparagat Krishi Vikas Yojana (PKVY), Mission Organic Value Chain Development for North Eastern Region (MOVCD-NER), and other state-led initiatives have created strong institutional support for organic farming, offering assistance for inputs, certifications, aggregation, and access to domestic and international markets. States like Sikkim, Goa, Andhra Pradesh, and Haryana have made considerable strides in promoting organic farming practices, developing dedicated organic farming clusters and strengthening farmer networks. Various outreach programs, such as the Indian Institute of Vegetable Researchs Viksit Krishi Samkalp, have successfully educated thousands of farmers across states like Uttar Pradesh on organic and natural farming techniques, further expanding the organic cultivation base in the country.

Urban consumers are increasingly driving demand, prioritizing chemical-free and nutrient- dense food products, while the rapid expansion of organized retail and e-commerce channels has significantly enhanced the accessibility and visibility of organic food products across major Indian cities. Additionally, Indias certified organic products, particularly rice, are gaining recognition in premium international markets such as North America, Europe, and the Middle East, opening new avenues for export growth.

However, the sector also faces certain challenges that require continuous strategic intervention. Higher production costs compared to conventional farming, combined with price sensitivity among mass-market consumers, limit scalability for many producers. Certification processes often remain complex and fragmented, which can deter smaller farmers from transitioning to organic practices. Infrastructure gaps, particularly in postharvest storage, aggregation, and branding, continue to limit the full realization of value for farmers and businesses alike.

Despite these challenges, the Indian organic industry remains poised for strong, sustained growth, supported by growing consumer trust, government backing, and rising global demand. This environment provides Sarveshwar Foods Limited with significant opportunities to further strengthen its organic product portfolio, particularly under its "Nimbark" brand, and capitalize on both domestic growth and the expanding export potential in premium global markets.

GLOBAL RICE INDUSTRY:

Indias organic food sector has been witnessing significant growth, driven by rising consumer health awareness, supportive government policies, and increasing domestic and international demand. As of 2025, the Indian organic food market is estimated to have reached approximately USD 1.9 billion and is projected to grow at a compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) of 20% to 22% over the next decade, potentially surpassing USD 10 billion by 2055-54. The organic cereals and grains segment, which includes organic rice, has emerged as one of the largest contributors to this growth, as more consumers actively prefer chemical-free staples for their daily consumption. While the broader rice industry stands at around USD 10.1 billion as of 2025, the organic rice segment continues to command a niche premium, catering to the rising demand from health-conscious and quality-focused consumers.

Several factors are contributing to the expansion of Indias organic industry. The governments focused efforts through schemes such as Paramparagat Krishi Vikas Yojana (PKVY), Mission Organic Value Chain Development for North Eastern Region (MOVCD- NER), and other state-led initiatives have created strong institutional support for organic farming, offering assistance for inputs, certifications, aggregation, and access to domestic and international markets.

States like Sikkim, Goa, Andhra Pradesh, and Haryana have made considerable strides in promoting organic farming practices, developing dedicated organic farming clusters and strengthening farmer networks. Various outreach programs, such as the Indian Institute of Vegetable Researchs Viksit Krishi Samkalp, have successfully educated thousands of farmers across states like Uttar Pradesh on organic and natural farming techniques, further expanding the organic cultivation base in the country.

Urban consumers are increasingly driving demand, prioritizing chemical-free and nutrient-dense food products, while the rapid expansion of organized retail and e- commerce channels has significantly enhanced the accessibility and visibility of organic food products across major Indian cities. Additionally, Indias certified organic products, particularly rice, are gaining recognition in premium international markets such as North America, Europe, and the Middle East, opening new avenues for export growth.

However, the sector also faces certain challenges that require continuous strategic intervention. Higher production costs compared to conventional farming, combined with price sensitivity among mass-market consumers, limit scalability for many producers. Certification processes often remain complex and fragmented, which can deter smaller farmers from transitioning to organic practices.

Infrastructure gaps, particularly in post-harvest storage, aggregation, and branding, continue to limit the full realization of value for farmers and businesses alike.

Despite these challenges, the Indian organic industry remains poised for strong, sustained growth, supported by growing consumer trust, government backing, and rising global demand. This environment provides Sarveshwar Foods Limited with significant opportunities to further strengthen its organic product portfolio, particularly under its "Nimbark" brand, and capitalize on both domestic growth and the expanding export potential in premium global markets.

OUTLOOK: The outlook for the global rice industry remains broadly positive, driven by stable consumption patterns, expanding population needs, and increasing demand for premium, specialty, and organic rice categories. While global production is expected to remain stable, supported by technological advancements, improved farming practices, and government support in key producing countries, emerging risks such as climate change- induced weather variability, water scarcity, and rising input costs may continue to pose challenges to consistent output levels in certain regions.

International trade in rice is projected to maintain a steady upward trajectory as global consumption grows, particularly in regions across Asia, Africa, and the Middle East, which are highly dependent on rice imports to meet domestic food requirements

Indias dominant position as the worlds largest rice exporter, particularly after the easing of certain export restrictions, is expected to strengthen further, creating favorable opportunities for Indian rice exporters to capture additional market share in key international markets.

The organic rice segment is anticipated to experience faster growth compared to conventional rice, fueled by rising global awareness of health, nutrition, and sustainability concerns. Consumer preferences are increasingly shifting towards chemical-free, non- GMO, and ethically sourced food products, creating opportunities for certified organic rice producers to penetrate premium markets in North America, Europe, and other high-income regions.

While the industrys long-term fundamentals remain robust, factors such as global trade policies, fluctuating commodity prices, foreign exchange volatility, and logistical challenges will require continuous monitoring. Nevertheless, with a diversified product portfolio that includes both conventional and organic rice, established market linkages, and strong quality credentials, Sarveshwar Foods Limited is well-positioned to capitalize on the evolving trends in the global rice industry and further strengthen its presence in both existing and emerging markets.

INDIAN RICE INDUSTRY:

India remains the worlds largest exporter and one of the leading producers of rice, playing a pivotal role in both domestic food security and global rice trade. Accounting for nearly 40% of global rice exports and contributing approximately 25% to global rice production, Indias rice industry continues to demonstrate strong resilience and strategic importance. In FY 2025, India produced around 155-140 million tonnes of rice, supported by favorable monsoon patterns, improved seed varieties, mechanization, and government-supported procurement programs that ensure stable prices and farmer incomes

The domestic rice consumption remains consistently strong, with rice serving as a staple diet for a significant portion of Indias population. Growing disposable incomes, increasing urbanization, and evolving dietary habits have also spurred demand for high-quality, branded, and specialty rice varieties, including Basmati, parboiled, and health-oriented segments such as brown and organic rice. Basmati rice, in particular, holds a strong premium position in both domestic and international markets due to its unique aroma, long grain, and superior cooking quality, with India being the leading producer and exporter of this premium segment.

Indias rice export performance remains robust, even amidst global supply chain disruptions and policy interventions. In recent years, India has expanded its export destinations beyond traditional markets to include newer geographies across the Middle East, Africa, Europe, and the Americas. The Indian governments proactive trade policies, international quality certifications, and the growing reputation of Indian rice brands have further strengthened the countrys competitive edge in global markets.

At the same time, the industry faces challenges such as fluctuating input costs, dependency on monsoon rains, water resource management issues, and evolving trade regulations that require continuous adaptation. Sustainability concerns are also becoming increasingly relevant, prompting greater emphasis on organic cultivation practices, water- efficient farming techniques, and environmental stewardship. As consumer preferences continue to evolve towards higher quality, traceability, and sustainability, Indias rice industry is witnessing a gradual shift from purely volume-driven growth to value-driven differentiation.

For Sarveshwar Foods Limited, Indias strong production base, expanding domestic consumption, premium positioning of Basmati and organic rice, and favorable export dynamics offer significant growth opportunities. The Companys integrated supply chain, farmer partnerships, organic certifications, and strong brand equity enable it to capitalize on these evolving industry trends, both within India and in global markets.

OUTLOOK: The outlook for Indias rice industry remains positive, underpinned by strong domestic consumption, stable production trends, and sustained export demand. As rice continues to be a staple food for a large segment of Indias population, steady urbanization, rising incomes, and growing health awareness are expected to further drive demand for premium rice varieties, including Basmati, brown rice, and organic rice. The Indian governments continued focus on supporting the agriculture sector through minimum support prices (MSP), procurement programs, irrigation development, and seed innovation is likely to ensure stable rice production volumes, while investments in mechanization and post-harvest infrastructure are expected to improve overall productivity and reduce wastage across the value chain.

On the export front, India is well-positioned to maintain its leadership as the worlds largest rice exporter, supported by strong global demand, competitive pricing, and expanding market access. The easing of certain export restrictions, combined with Indias strong reputation for quality, will continue to create new opportunities in both traditional and emerging export destinations. Moreover, the rising preference for organic, chemical-free, and sustainably produced rice globally presents a unique growth avenue for Indian rice exporters who have invested in organic certification, traceability, and sustainable farming practices.

However, the industry will continue to navigate certain challenges, including climatic uncertainties, water resource constraints, rising input costs, and changing trade policies. Sustainability and environmental responsibility are likely to become increasingly important areas of focus, prompting further investments in eco-friendly farming methods and responsible resource management.

Despite these challenges, Indias rice industry remains structurally strong, backed by favorable demographics, robust demand patterns, supportive policy environment, and competitive advantages in quality and cost.

For Sarveshwar Foods Limited, the evolving landscape offers multiple avenues for growth, both in the domestic market through its strong presence in branded and organic rice categories, and in international markets by leveraging its global distribution networks, product diversification, and growing consumer trust in its premium product offerings.

OPPORTUNITIES AND RISKS:

Sarveshwar Foods Limited operates in a dynamic environment that presents multiple growth opportunities, supported by favorable industry trends and consumer preferences. The rising global demand for premium Basmati rice, combined with the growing preference for organic, chemical-free, and sustainably sourced food products, creates significant avenues for expansion in both domestic and international markets. The Companys strong brand equity, well-established sourcing network, and integrated supply chain position it well to capitalize on these trends. Indias position as the worlds leading rice exporter, supported by proactive government trade policies and expanding bilateral agreements, offers additional growth prospects for the Companys export business. Furthermore, growing health consciousness, rising disposable incomes, increasing urbanization, and evolving dietary preferences in India are driving demand for high-quality branded rice and specialty variants, offering further scope for domestic market penetration. Government initiatives promoting organic farming, financial support for certification, and infrastructure development further enhance Sarveshwar Foods ability to scale its organic segment, particularly under its "Nimbark" brand.

However, the industry is not without its risks. The Company operates in an environment influenced by several external factors such as climatic uncertainties, including monsoon variability, floods, or droughts, which can directly affect paddy cultivation and procurement costs. Water scarcity remains a structural challenge in Indias agricultural landscape, necessitating continuous adaptation to water-efficient farming practices

Additionally, global trade dynamics, including fluctuating international commodity prices, currency volatility, and evolving geopolitical tensions, may impact export performance and profitability. Changes in government regulations related to exports, food safety standards, or organic certifications may also create operational complexities. The Company also remains exposed to rising input costs, particularly related to fertilizers, energy, logistics, and labor, which may affect operating margins. Furthermore, increased competition in both domestic and export markets requires continuous investment in brand building, quality assurance, supply chain efficiencies, and innovation to maintain differentiation and market leadership.

Despite these challenges, Sarveshwar Foods Limited remains strongly positioned to mitigate risks through its diversified product portfolio, strong farmer relationships, robust quality control processes, strategic market diversification, and focus on organic and premium rice segments. The Companys experienced management team, operational resilience, and strategic vision provide a solid foundation to navigate uncertainties and capitalize on emerging opportunities to drive sustainable long-term growth.

INTERNAL CONTROL SYSTEM :

Sarveshwar Foods Limited remains committed to maintaining a sound internal control environment, which is integral to supporting its long-term business objectives, enhancing stakeholder confidence, and ensuring sustainable growth.

FOOD SAFETY AND QUALITY:

At Sarveshwar Foods Limited, food safety and quality remain at the heart of our operations and form an integral part of our commitment to delivering safe, high-quality, and nutritious products to our customers across domestic and international markets. The Company adheres to stringent food safety and quality protocols at every stage of the value chain - from procurement of raw materials to processing, packaging, storage, and distribution.

We procure paddy directly from trusted farmers and, wherever applicable, organic cultivation standards. The procurement process is carefully monitored to ensure raw material quality, purity, and compliance with both statutory norms and customer specifications. Our state-of-the-art processing facilities are equipped with advanced milling, grading, and polishing machinery, supported by automated control systems that minimize human intervention and ensure consistency in product quality. Each batch of rice undergoes multiple stages of quality checks, including visual inspection, laboratory testing, and automated sorting, to meet stringent domestic and international food safety standards.

Sarveshwar Foods Limited maintains certifications from recognized global and domestic food safety agencies, including ISO, HACCP, FSSAI, USDA Organic, India Organic, EU Organic, and other relevant authorities. These certifications not only validate our internal processes but also reinforce our credibility and acceptance in export markets with diverse regulatory requirements.

Regular training and awareness programs are conducted for our employees, farmers, and supply chain partners to ensure adherence to the highest food safety practices, continuous process improvement, and compliance with changing regulatory frameworks. The Company also closely monitors regulatory updates, both in India and across key export destinations, to ensure that all its products remain fully compliant with evolving food safety laws and international trade standards.

Through its unwavering focus on food safety and quality, Sarveshwar Foods Limited remains committed to building long-term trust with its customers, enhancing brand reputation, and delivering superior products that meet the expectations of both retail consumers and institutional buyers globally.

Digital Transformation

Sarveshwar Foods Limited recognizes the growing importance of digital transformation as a key enabler for business efficiency, operational excellence, customer engagement, and long-term competitiveness. As the food processing industry becomes increasingly technology-driven, the Company continues to invest strategically in digital infrastructure, automation, and data-driven processes across its value chain.

On the customer engagement front, the Company continues to leverage digital platforms and e-commerce channels to enhance its brand presence, expand market reach, and offer greater accessibility to its branded and organic product portfolio. The Companys digital marketing initiatives, combined with growing direct-to-consumer platforms, allow it to strengthen customer connect, gather real-time consumer feedback, and build stronger brand loyalty across diverse geographies.

Looking ahead, Sarveshwar Foods Limited remains committed to further deepening its digital capabilities, including advanced analytics, artificial intelligence, process automation, blockchain-based traceability, and smart farming technologies. These ongoing digital transformation initiatives will not only drive operational excellence but also strengthen the Companys ability to scale sustainably, deliver superior customer experiences, and maintain its leadership position in both domestic and global markets.