ABAD Group targets a ₹3,000 crore turnover in three years, up from its current ₹1,500 crore. The Kerala-based firm plans to expand across South India and is exploring an IPO. Chairman Anwar Hussain said the new corporate identity marked an important step in the group’s growth journey for the future.
ABAD Group, the Kerala-based diversified business conglomerate is targeting a doubling of its turnover from the current ₹1,500 crore to ₹3,000 crore over the next three years, backed by a series of development projects across its business verticals.
The group has unveiled a new unified corporate identity aimed at bringing its diverse businesses under a single brand architecture as it prepares to expand its presence across South Indian markets.
Founded in Kochi in 1931 with the export of sun-dried shrimp, ABAD Group has since diversified into seafood exports, frozen foods, domestic retail, hospitality and Ayurveda, real estate development, interior solutions and property management.
Anwar Hussain, Chairman of ABAD Group told reporters that the new corporate identity marked an important step in the group’s growth journey. The group is charting its expansion across South India through new projects in various business verticals, aligned with evolving market conditions and consumer demand.
To a question, he said the Group is also exploring plans to tap the capital market through an initial public offering (IPO) within the next three years.
ABAD Fisheries, one of India’s established seafood processors, operates 14 certified factories across South India, with a processing capacity of 300 tonnes per day and cold storage capacity of 25,000 tonnes. The business has an established international export presence.
The group’s hospitality division operates more than 500 rooms across 16 properties in nine destinations in Kerala. It plans to double its room inventory to 1,000 over the next three years.
ABAD Builders, the state’s first CRISIL-rated developer, has delivered 49 projects since 1995, covering more than five million square feet. With five residential projects under development in the luxury and ultra-luxury segments, the company continues to strengthen its presence in Kerala’s real estate market.
ABAD Foods is expanding its portfolio of frozen food products for retail and food-service markets. The business serves more than 20,000 active hotel, restaurant and catering (HoReCa) customers through a cold-chain network comprising 25 hubs and more than 100 refrigerated vehicles.
The group’s interiors division offers end-to-end design and execution services for residential and commercial spaces. ABAD Property Management Services (APMS), meanwhile, provides facilities management solutions for residential, retail, commercial and healthcare properties.
With a consolidated brand identity and expansion plans spanning multiple sectors, ABAD Group is positioning itself for its next phase of growth, with an ambitious turnover target and a potential IPO forming key milestones in its three-year roadmap.