Reliance Consumer Products completes acquisition of SIL’s brand India | Food Business Africa

INDIA – Reliance Consumer Products Ltd (RCPL), the consumer goods arm of Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL), has announced its acquisition of packed food brands SIL, a food brand known for sauces and condiments.

The acquisition is part of RCPL’s aggressive push into India’s consumer goods market. Since its launch, the company has expanded rapidly, acquiring homegrown brands to strengthen its portfolio.

SIL’s product offerings, plans to leverage RCPL pan-India presence, extensive distribution network, and marketing expertise.

The financial details was not disclosed.

Ajay Mariwala, managing director SIL Foods said, “We are thrilled to join forces with Reliance Consumer Products and embark on this new chapter for SIL Foods.”

“RCPL will help breathe new life into the SIL brand by expanding its reach and bringing the authentic SIL products to a broader, modern audience.”

Ketan Mody, COO of Reliance Consumer Products Limited, said, “Reliance Consumer Products is focused on building a business for the future while preserving the rich cultural and culinary heritage of India. SIL Foods, with its trusted legacy, offers an exciting opportunity to bring iconic Indian flavors and products back to consumers in new and innovative formats.”

“We believe that with our expertise in consumer engagement, innovation, and distribution, we can unlock the brand’s full potential and make it even more relevant in today’s fast-evolving marketplace.”

Reliance Consumer Products Ltd reported that it aims to reach the ₹10,000 crore (US$115.73m) revenue mark, and acquisitions were part of its strategy to reach that level.

This deal is part of RCPL’s broader acquisition strategy, which in recent years has included Ravalgaon and Toffeeman confectioneries, Campa soft drinks, Raskik beverages, Sosyo carbonated drinks, and Lotus chocolates.

In first nine months of FY25, the consumer brands clocked a revenue of ₹8,000 crore (US$92.47m), driven by Campa and the Independence range of products.

Campa and the Independence reported over ₹1,000-crore (US$11.57m) turnover each in the current fiscal year.

RasKik Gluco Energy is part of the RasKik brand, which includes variants like mango, apple, mixed fruit, coconut water, and nimbu pani.

RCPL plans to expand this portfolio with regional fruit-inspired beverages to cater to diverse Indian taste preferences.

According to Reliance, designed for the hardworking Indian consumer, the beverage is packed with electrolytes, glucose, and real lemon juice, priced affordably at Rs 10 (US$0.12) per single-serve.

With RasKik Gluco Energy, RCPL aims to address India’s growing demand for affordable and functional beverages.

This launch highlights the company’s commitment to combining global standards with local preferences, strengthening its presence in the consumer market.

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