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Godrej Consumer expects double-digit standalone sales growth in Q4FY26, flags crude concerns
Godrej Consumer said its Indonesia business showed signs of stabilisation with mid-single-digit volume growth and sustained market share gains, while the GAUM (Godrej Africa, USA and Middle East) business reported double-digit sales growth and high single-digit volume growth. Shares of Godrej Consumer Products Limited ended higher on Monday, April 6, closing at ₹1,004.20 on the NSE.
Godrej Consumer Products expects double-digit revenue growth in March quarter; sees stable EBITDA margins
Godrej Consumer Products Ltd anticipates double-digit sales growth and high single-digit volume growth in Q4 FY26, supported by steady demand and easing food inflation. The company expects EBITDA margins to remain stable despite rising input costs.
FMCG to be stock-specific story, not broad rally: ICICI Securities’ Manoj Menon
Manoj Menon, Head-Research & Consumer Analyst at ICICI Securities, says the FMCG sector may not see broad-based gains as demand headwinds and competition weigh on earnings. He believes the space will be stock-specific, with strong players like Marico, Godrej Consumer and Tata Consumer outperforming. While input cost pressures remain a risk, he sees opportunities in select companies as consumption gradually recovers.
Tata Consumer Products allots 3,824 equity shares under ESOP
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CCL Products, Sai Life Sciences on Mayuresh Joshi’s watchlist for earnings strength
Mayuresh Joshi, Director of Research at Marketsmith India, is watching earnings-resilient sectors such as consumer discretionary, banking, and pharmaceuticals as market remains volatile. Along with CCL Products and Sai Life Sciences, Strides Pharma Science and ICICI Bank are on his watchlist, while Vishal Mega Mart remains a domestic consumption play worth tracking.
India strongly positioned as the next global platform for consumer technology: Nothing co-founder
India is emerging as a global consumer technology hub, driven by its expanding manufacturing and supply chain capabilities. Aspirational consumer preferences are reshaping demand, with a notable shift towards premium, differentiated products. This strategic market is experiencing hyper-growth, aligning with global trends and evolving tastes.
Cult.fit's fitness playbook widens: Affordable gyms, Pilates studios and products fuel growth
The company is investing in mass-market centres like Cult Neo, premium Pilates studios, and a rapidly growing consumer products division as it aims to become an active lifestyle brand. This puts it in competition with boutique studios, independent gyms and a growing wave of D2C fitness brands.
Mint Explainer: Why Reliance is betting on legacy regional brands to build its FMCG empire
Reliance Consumer Products is expanding by acquiring regional legacy brands rather than digital-first startups. The strategy taps loyal local customer bases and plugs them into Reliance’s vast retail network to scale nationally.
Morgan Stanley revises ratings and price targets of these three FMCG stocks; Details here
Nestle India is tracked by 40 analysts, of which only 13 have a "buy" rating, 10 have a "sell' rating, and 17 others have a "hold." On the flip side, majority of the analysts covering both Marico and Godrej Consumer, have a "buy" rating on the stock.
Looking to take success from India to other emerging markets: Acerpure
Acerpure, a consumer electronics brand, is set to expand its presence in emerging markets like the Philippines, Vietnam, Thailand, and Indonesia. The company aims to double its sales and investment in India this year. Acerpure is also focusing on launching products tailored for the Indian market, emphasizing 'made in India' initiatives.
Live: Banking stocks fuel Nifty above 24,500; Uncertainty persists on US-Iran talks | Closing Bell
Indian markets ended lower, dragged by weakness in IT stocks. The BSE Sensex slipped over 650 points, while the Nifty 50 fell below 24,450. HCL Technologies led the decline, logging its sharpest fall in 11 years after weak guidance, pulling down peers like Infosys and TCS. Despite the headline fall, market breadth remained positive with broader markets outperforming, as smallcaps extended gains for a second straight session. Financials were under pressure, with ICICI Bank and HDFC Bank slipping. On the upside, stocks like Tata Consumer Products, NTPC and Hindustan Unilever emerged as key gainers.