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Nestlé Purina launches Felix Gravy Lover and Pro Plan Cat in India
Felix Gravy offers highest crude protein in category at Rs 55 per pouch.
MUMBAI: Felix just dropped the purr-fect bombshell because when cats rule the house, even the gravy has to come with high-protein swagger. Nestlé Purina has expanded its footprint in India’s fast-growing cat food market with the launch of Felix Gravy Lover and Pro Plan Cat. Felix Gravy Lover targets hydration and taste, delivering the highest crude protein levels in the category across four variants Chicken, Salmon, Tuna and Mackerel priced at Rs 55 per pouch. The range is now available at leading pet stores and major e-commerce platforms.
Pro Plan Cat enters the advanced, science-led nutrition segment with Kitten and Adult variants, plus specialised formulas for Urinary Care, Hairball Control, Indoor and Sterilcat, addressing specific health and lifestyle needs.
Purina India head Pallavi Anand said, “The cat food segment in India is growing at a rapid pace, driven by rising cat adoptions and pet parents seeking specialised, science-backed nutrition along with greater variety and taste. With Felix Gravy and Pro Plan Cat, we are combining great taste along with advanced nutrition to meet evolving feline needs.”
The launches are supported by a high-impact digital campaign led by influencers, built on Felix’s core proposition “So tasty, cats will do anything for Felix!” Extensive point-of-sale visibility and in-store activations will drive awareness and trial.
In a country where cats are quietly taking over living rooms one meow at a time, Purina isn’t just feeding felines, it’s serving up the kind of nutrition and taste that turns “feed me” into “feed me more.”
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Wipro Q4 profit up 4 per cent to Rs 3,037cr
Full-year net profit jumps 11 per cent to Rs 12,130cr as revenue climbs to record Rs 71,345cr.
MUMBAI: Wipro has just delivered another clean quarter proving the IT giant is still computing strong returns in a tricky market. Standalone revenue from operations for the three months ended 31 March 2026 rose to Rs 18,363cr, up 5.3 per cent from Rs 17,429cr a year ago. Total income stood at Rs 19,149cr. After expenses, profit before tax came in at Rs 4,078cr, while net profit for the quarter grew 4 per cent to Rs 3,037cr (versus Rs 2,923cr last year). Basic EPS stood at Rs 2.90 and diluted at Rs 2.89.
For the full year ended 31 March 2026, revenue climbed 4 per cent to Rs 71,345cr from Rs 68,575cr in FY25. Total income reached Rs 76,094cr. Profit before tax rose to Rs 15,905cr, and net profit jumped 11 per cent to Rs 12,130cr (from Rs 10,913cr). Basic EPS improved to Rs 11.59 (from Rs 10.44) and diluted to Rs 11.55 (from Rs 10.40).
Total comprehensive income for the quarter was Rs 2,497cr, while the full-year figure stood at Rs 11,263cr.
The numbers reflect steady execution amid a still-cautious spending environment. Employee benefits expense was Rs 9,685cr in Q4 (full year Rs 38,881cr), sub-contracting and technical fees Rs 3,356cr (full year Rs 12,644cr), and depreciation Rs 349cr for the quarter.
In a sector where every basis point counts, Wipro has quietly kept its engine purring posting double-digit annual profit growth while holding the line on costs. With the books now closed on FY26, the Bengaluru-based giant has once again shown that consistent delivery still pays handsome dividends in the global tech services game.
