Dabur India Q1 FY27: Consolidated Business Grows 10.6%, International Business Up 15.5%
Dabur India reported Q1 FY27 consolidated growth of 10.6%, with India FMCG up 9.5% and international business up 15.5%. HPC portfolio grew 12.3%, driven by hair care and oral care. Health juices grew mid-20s, and new brand Siens tripled. The company expects sequential revenue growth acceleration.
The announcement details strong financial performance across various business segments and provides a positive outlook, which is material information for investors.
The company reported strong consolidated and segment-wise growth, with improved profitability and positive outlook for future quarters. International business also showed robust performance.
Dabur India Limited announced its financial results for the first quarter of FY 2026-27, reporting a consolidated business growth of 10.6%. The company's India FMCG business revenue increased by 9.5%, driven by a 5% volume growth. The international business demonstrated robust growth, expanding by 15.5% in INR terms.
The HPC portfolio continued its strong performance with a 12.3% growth, led by double-digit growth in hair oils and shampoos. The oral care portfolio also saw near double-digit growth, supported by the Red franchise and Meswak. The skin care portfolio registered high single-digit growth, while the home care portfolio achieved mid-single-digit growth.
In the health supplements segment, honey performed well with high single-digit growth. The digestive portfolio, including Pudin Hara and Hajmola, showed strong double-digit growth. Health juices continued their upward trajectory, growing in the mid-20s, and the new nutraceutical brand Siens grew threefold. The food and beverage portfolio registered high single-digit growth, with beverages making a strong comeback in May and June.
Internationally, despite ongoing geopolitical challenges, the business saw significant growth across regions like MENA (9%), UK/EU (22%), Egypt (28%), Turkey (27%), and Bangladesh (34%).
Profitability remained strong, with operating margins growing by 11% and profit after tax increasing by 15%, outperforming top-line growth. The company expects sequential acceleration in revenue growth, driven by stable consumption trends, premiumization, innovation, and brand-building efforts. The company also mentioned plans for D2C acquisitions and has a vision period of around 3 years for such strategic moves.
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