Dabur India shares dropped over 4% on Thursday after reporting Q1 earnings. The company announced a 15% rise in net profit and 11% revenue growth. Brokerages noted steady performance, with home and personal care leading segment growth. Dabur expects double-digit revenue growth and improved margins for the fiscal year. Key monitorables include demand recovery, commodity inflation, and monsoon progress.

Dabur India reported a 15% rise in Q1 consolidated net profit to Rs 591 crore, driven by price hikes, cost efficiencies and broad-based FMCG growth. Revenue rose 11%, rural demand…

Dabur India shares dropped over 4% on Thursday after reporting Q1 earnings. The company announced a 15% rise in net profit and 11% revenue growth. Brokerages noted steady…