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El Nino impact in sight even as top FMCG firms bet on rising India consumption
India's top retail firms anticipate robust April-June revenue growth, fueled by steady consumer demand and improving rural sentiment. Companies like Marico, GCPL, and Dabur foresee strong top-line expansion, with rural markets outperforming urban areas. While easing input costs are a positive, businesses are closely monitoring El Nino's potential impact on monsoons and agricultural output.
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
FMCG companies ride the heatwave to make cool gains
Intense heatwaves fueled double-digit sales growth for FMCG, white goods, and retailers in the April-June quarter. Companies reported improved operating profits, aided by price…
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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…
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El Nino impact in sight even as top FMCG firms bet on rising India consumption
India's top retail firms anticipate robust April-June revenue growth, fueled by steady consumer demand and improving rural sentiment. Companies like Marico, GCPL, and Dabur…
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thehindubusinessline.com
FMCG firms optimistic on demand outlook; expect easing input costs to support margins
FMCG companies remain optimistic about demand growth and margin recovery amid easing input costs and steady economic conditions.
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FMCG companies witnessed steady consumption trends in June quarter
FMCG companies report steady consumption trends and anticipate double-digit growth while monitoring inflation and El Niño's potential impact.
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timesofindia.indiatimes.com
FMCG Q1 demand stable; companies flag El Nino risk
MUMBAI: Demand for soaps, shampoos, packaged food and other household supplies remained stable in the June quarter despite hike in prices amid a broader inflationary environment…