Dabur Expects Double-Digit Revenue Growth In Q2, Cites Strong India FMCG And International Performance
New Delhi, October 6, 2026: Dabur India on Tuesday said it expects double-digit consolidated revenue growth for the September quarter, driven by strong performance in its India FMCG business and sustained momentum in international markets despite geopolitical uncertainties. Demand conditions remained "steady" during the quarter ended September 30, despite a volatile operating environment marked…
New Delhi, October 6, 2026: Dabur India anticipates double-digit revenue growth for the September quarter, driven by robust performance in its India FMCG division and steady growth in international markets. Despite geopolitical uncertainties and inflationary pressures, the company remains optimistic about continued consumption growth, particularly during the festive season.
Dabur's India FMCG business is expected to accelerate to double-digit growth, with the Home & Personal Care segment posting strong double-digit growth, fueled by high-teen demand for hair oils and shampoos. The oral care business is projected to record mid-single-digit growth, while home care is anticipated to register high-single-digit growth.
The healthcare business is expected to grow at mid-single-digit rates, with traditional and classical Ayurvedic medicines showing early-teen recovery. Dabur's Food and Beverages division is forecasted to deliver mid-teen growth, bolstered by an expanded product range and favorable seasonal demand. The company's international business, constituting over 25% of total turnover, is anticipated to grow by high-teen percentages in rupee terms, despite headwinds in West Asia.
Key markets such as Egypt, Turkey, the US, Bangladesh, and the UK are expected to contribute significantly to this growth. While inflationary pressures remain elevated, particularly in the Home & Personal Care and OTC & Ethicals segments, Dabur continues to monitor geopolitical developments and commodity inflation trends, with confidence in further consumption acceleration ahead.
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