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Cigarettes Get Costlier Again, ITC Hikes Gold Flake Premium Price To ₹135 Per Pack In Second Revision Of 2026
Headline via Free Press Journal · first report 11 Nov, 20:45 IST, latest 12 Nov, 15:19 IST
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5 independent news organisations have reported this story. The first report we saw came from NDTV at 11 Nov, 20:45 IST; the latest is from The Siasat Daily at 12 Nov, 15:19 IST. Rational Times has not independently confirmed the details: read each report through the links below.
StatusVerified
Reported by5 news organisations
First report11 Nov, 20:45 IST
Latest report12 Nov, 15:19 IST
DeskIndia
What the reports sayEach newsroom’s own summary of its report, from its feed
ITC has raised the price of a 10-stick Gold Flake Premium pack to Rs 135 from Rs 125, with revised-MRP stocks expected to reach warehouses by the fourth week of November.
ITC share price today opened higher at ₹287.40 per share on the NSE and touched an intraday high of ₹290.25 apiece within a few minutes of the Opening Bell
Smokers buying Gold Flake Premium cigarettes will have to pay more following a fresh price revision by ITC Ltd. The company has raised the cost of a 10-cigarette pack by Rs 10. The latest increase takes the price from Rs 125 to Rs 135. It applies to…
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The reports6 reports
- NDTV ITC Raises Gold Flake Premium Prices By Rs 10 Per Pack, New MRP To Hit Shelves By Late Nov
- NDTV Cigarette Stocks Surge As ITC Hikes Gold Flake Premium Prices For Second Time In 2026
- The Economic Times ITC makes Gold Flake costlier
- Mint How are ITC shares performing after Gold Flake Regular price hike by ₹10 per pack? Should you buy stock? Experts views
- Free Press Journal Cigarettes Get Costlier Again, ITC Hikes Gold Flake Premium Price To ₹135 Per Pack In Second Revision Of 2026
- The Siasat Daily Smoking gets costlier: ITC hikes premium cigarette pack price
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