Nestlé India is one of India’s most profitable FMCG companies, with a long track record of steady revenue and profit growth and a premium valuation. As of early November 2025, the stock trades around ₹1,260–₹1,280 per share — this forms our starting point for projections.
Historically, Nestlé India has shown mid-single to low-double digit growth in sales and profits over multi-year windows: 10-year compounded sales growth ≈ 7% and profit growth ≈ 10% (different data windows show slightly different rates), while more recent 3–5 year periods show somewhat higher growth in some metrics. These historical growth rates guide our choice of plausible future CAGR bands.
The company’s recent reported profitability (TTM PAT and EPS) and margins remain robust (PAT in recent 12-month periods has been in the low thousands of crores; Basic EPS ≈ ₹34.4 most recently in published TTM numbers), reflecting strong pricing power and premium positioning. Use of price and EPS history is why earnings-driven CAGR is an appropriate basis for price projection.
Current market capitalization (late-2025) is roughly ₹2.4–2.5 trillion, which we use to produce implied market-cap forecasts when prices move.
(rounded to nearest rupee; starting price = ₹1,260.8)
Conservative (6% p.a.)
Base (8% p.a.) — our main scenario
Optimistic (10% p.a.)
Note: the short window to end-2025 is only a few weeks/months from the starting date; hence the change to end-2025 is modest. The 5, 10 and 25-year horizons show the real compounding effect.
Applying the same growth ratios to the current market cap (~₹2.47 trillion) gives implied caps in each scenario (e.g., base 2030 cap ≈ ₹3.63 trillion; base 2050 cap ≈ ₹16.92 trillion). These scaled figures illustrate how price moves translate to total equity value.
Using a straightforward earnings-growth driven projection and realistic CAGR bands (6–10%), Nestlé India’s share price could range from ~₹1,600–₹2,000 by 2030 under conservative-to-optimistic scenarios, and—from compounding—reach several thousands by 2035–2050. The Base case (8% p.a.) gives ≈₹1,853 (2030), ₹2,722 (2035), and ₹8,635 (2050) — a useful planning baseline if Nestlé India sustains mid-single digit to high-single digit earnings growth and valuation multiples remain stable.
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