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Dabur, Godrej say demand holds firm despite cost pressures
Indian consumer goods giants Dabur and Godrej Consumer Products reported resilient demand in early fiscal 2027, defying geopolitical worries and rising costs. Despite input price pressures, both companies anticipate strong revenue and profit growth, with Godrej expecting high-teens revenue expansion. International markets are also showing promise, particularly in the Middle East, though El Niño's impact on rural demand remains a concern.
India's Godrej Consumer expects volume-driven first-quarter revenue rise
Godrej Consumer anticipates a robust first quarter, projecting high-teen consolidated revenue growth driven by solid underlying volume increases. The company implemented price adjustments to counter elevated input costs, with margins expected to improve progressively as commodity prices ease. Key international markets, including Indonesia and the GUAM region, demonstrated strong performance, contributing to the positive outlook and suggesting the company is on track to surpass its full-year targets.
Godrej Consumer expects high-teens Q1 revenue growth on strong volumes; margins seen lower
Godrej Consumer Products projects a high-teens revenue growth for Q1 FY27, supported by robust volume increases across all categories.
Dabur Q1 updates: Co expects double-digit revenue growth as rural demand stays ahead of urban
Dabur India anticipates a significant boost in its first-quarter profit, driven by strategic price hikes that effectively countered rising inflation and packaging costs. The company noted resilient consumer sentiment despite global challenges, with sequential improvements in business performance. Strong double-digit growth is projected across key international markets like Egypt and Turkey, alongside robust expansion in India's rural demand and emerging sales channels.
Mother Sparsh sees up to 40% growth as baby-care boom defies consumer slowdown
Mother Sparsh anticipates a robust 30-40% revenue surge this year, defying broader consumption slowdowns. Indian parents are prioritizing their babies' health and well-being, investing in premium, 'no nasties' products. Leveraging ITC's extensive distribution, the brand aims to expand its reach beyond online channels into smaller cities, tapping into a growing demand for trusted, scientifically-backed baby care solutions.
Food inflation shaped household choices; long-term growth potential intact: Nestle chairman
Nestle India's Chairman highlighted how food inflation reshaped consumer choices, impacting pack sizes and purchase habits in FY26. Despite uneven demand and rising commodity costs, the company reported a significant revenue jump of 22.6% for the January-March 2026 quarter. Nestle India is now a global leader for Maggi and KitKat, emphasizing agility and consumer closeness for future growth.
30-45 Day Playbook: HUL, Lenskart, Titan And More — How Morgan Stanley Expects These Stocks To Perform
Morgan Stanley has unveiled its tactical stock calls for the next 30-45 days, backing Titan, Tata Consumer, Vishal Mega Mart and HUL while remaining cautious on PNB, Britannia and Jubilant FoodWorks.
Stock Picks Today: Avenue Supermarts, HUL, Marico, PNB, Bajaj Finance, Tata Consumer, And More On Brokerages' Radar
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Buy Tata Consumer, Britannia; Sell ITC, United Breweries: Citi's FMCG Playbook Ahead Of Q1
Citi expects another strong quarter for FMCG companies despite price hikes, with Tata Consumer, Godrej Consumer and Britannia emerging as its top stock picks ahead of Q1 earnings.
Tata Consumer Share Price Live Updates: Tata Consumer's returns signal positive momentum
Sweltering heat sets summer-goods sales on fire; consumer brands hitch qcomm ride to big business
India's scorching summer has fueled a surge in consumer goods sales, with quick-commerce platforms becoming the star performers. Ice creams, cold drinks and skincare products saw massive year-on-year growth as shoppers embraced instant delivery for seasonal needs.
Wall Street slips as AI stocks drag despite gains in consumer names and easing Treasury yields
Tech heavyweights led by Micron, AMD and Nvidia weighed on markets, while General Mills, Nike and Kroger advanced. Falling oil prices and softer manufacturing data helped ease inflation and rate concerns.