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FMCG firms to hold prices despite rise in commodity costs; prioritise volume growth

FMCG cos are likely to hold prices through the festive season despite rising commodity costs and geopolitical disruptions. After modest 2-5% price hikes, firms are prioritising consumer demand and volume growth over margins. Industry executives said cost management and operational efficiencies will help absorb inflation, though further price corrections may…

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Inside FMCG's leadership shake-up: The boardroom churn behind HUL, GCPL, Britannia, Dabur, Colgate

Indian FMCG companies are experiencing significant leadership changes across major firms. Several top executives have transitioned, impacting company strategies and market positions. These changes occur during a period of uneven consumer demand and rising competition. Companies are adapting to evolving consumer preferences and increasing input costs. New leaders aim to…

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Dabur, Ferns N Petals and four other firms rectify labelling, ad violations after FSSAI notices

Dabur India, Ferns N Petals and four other food businesses have taken corrective action after receiving notices from FSSAI over misleading labels, claims and advertisements. Measures include changing product categorisation, removing claims, revising packaging and marketing material, and correcting chocolate labels, as the regulator steps up industry accountability.

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FMCG makers plan more price hikes as input costs stay elevated; demand holds strong

Leading FMCG firms are planning price increases and shrinkflation this quarter. Rising commodity costs and geopolitical issues are driving these necessary adjustments. Companies aim to protect profit margins while maintaining consumer demand and growth. Britannia and Dabur India are among those implementing these strategies. They remain optimistic about resilient consumption…

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Dabur shares drop 3% after FSSAI bars FMCG major from selling products with '100%' guarantee claims

Dabur India shares fell nearly 3% after the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) barred the FMCG company from selling certain food products carrying misleading "100%" claims. The regulator said labels such as "100% Natural" and "100% Pure" violate the Food Safety and Standards (Advertising and Claims) Regulations,…

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Dabur honey, ghee, coconut oil banned by FSSAI over misleading claims: Why food regulator acted, list of products under lens

Dabur sale ban news: India's food regulator has prohibited Dabur India from selling several food products. These products carried misleading "100%" claims which violate food safety regulations. The regulator found these claims to be ambiguous and likely to mislead consumers. Dabur was directed to immediately stop selling these identified products.…

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FSSAI prohibits Dabur from selling food products with '100%' claims

India's food regulator FSSAI has banned Dabur India from selling many products. These products included honey and cow ghee with misleading '100 per cent' claims. The regulator stated these claims were unverifiable and likely to mislead consumers. FSSAI directed Dabur to immediately stop selling these identified food products. An action…

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Dabur India shares fall 4% even as Q1 earnings meet estimates. What’s spooking investors?

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…

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Dabur Q1 Results: Profit rises 15% to Rs 591 crore; revenue up 11%

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 outpaced urban markets, while international business and premium brands delivered strong momentum.

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India's growth story 'remains intact', bets on rising consumer aspirations for future growth: Dabur

Dabur India sees its growth story remaining intact despite global uncertainties. Rising consumer aspirations and strong domestic demand fuel the company's future expansion plans. The FMCG major reported a five percent revenue growth and profit increase for the fiscal. Dabur is investing in new facilities and premium offerings to attract…

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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…

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Waka Waka! Indian consumer giants seek to roar louder in Africa

Indian consumer firms are significantly boosting investments in Africa, shifting from market entry to large-scale operations. Driven by a young population and underpenetrated markets, beverages, hair care, and personal care sectors are showing robust growth. Companies, such as GCPL, VBL, Dabur India and Marico are prioritizing local manufacturing and distribution,…

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Dabur India shares in focus after US FDA places drugs from Silvassa plant under import alert. Here’s why

Dabur India shares are set to be in focus after the US FDA issued an import alert on drugs manufactured at its Silvassa plant, citing data integrity lapses. The company said the impact is limited to a small portion of operations, while broader business and domestic sales remain unaffected.

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India's monthly household basket may feel the heat of rising fuel costs

Consumer goods prices may rise soon. Higher fuel costs from the West Asia conflict will increase shipping and production expenses. Companies like Dabur India and Marico have already raised prices. Further increases are being considered by Nestlé India and Hindustan Unilever. This could affect consumer spending, especially in rural areas.

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Dabur shares jump 4% after Q4 results. What are Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, and Nomura saying?

Dabur India shares climbed 4% following strong financial results. The company reported a 15% rise in net profit for the March quarter. Revenue also saw a healthy increase. Dabur's India FMCG business performed well, with significant growth across key categories. Analysts offer mixed views on the stock's future prospects.

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Dabur Q4 Results: Cons PAT rises 15% YoY to Rs 369 crore, revenue up 7%; Rs 5.50 per share dividend announced

Dabur India reported robust fourth-quarter earnings growth driven by strong domestic FMCG demand, healthy volume expansion and broad-based category performance. The company announced a final dividend while highlighting resilience amid global inflationary pressures and geopolitical challenges affecting international business operations during the quarter.

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Dabur India to acquire 51% stake in Badshah Masala

NEW DELHI: Home-grown FMCG firm Dabur India on Wednesday said it will acquire 51 per cent stake in Badshah Masala in a Rs 587.52-crore deal, marking its entry in the fast-growing spices and seasoning category.

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