Dabur India Reports 5.4% Consolidated Revenue Growth and Interim Dividend for Q2 FY26
Dabur India reported a 5.4% consolidated revenue growth to ₹3,191.3 crore and 6.5% net profit growth to ₹452.6 crore for Q2 FY26. It gained market share in 95% of its portfolio and declared an interim dividend of ₹2.75 per share.
The announcement has a medium impact as it details the company's routine quarterly financial performance, showing steady growth and market share gains. While positive, it does not suggest any extraordinary or transformative events.
The company reported robust Q2 FY26 consolidated revenue growth of 5.4% YoY to ₹3,191.3 crore, operating profit growth of 6.4%, and net profit growth of 6.5% to ₹452.6 crore. It also gained market share across 95% of its portfolio and declared an interim dividend of ₹2.75 per share, indicating strong performance despite operating headwinds.
* Dabur India Limited released its Investor Presentation for the quarter and half-year ended September 30, 2025. * The company achieved a consolidated revenue from operations of ₹3,191.3 crore for Q2 FY26, marking a 5.4% year-on-year (YoY) growth in INR terms and 5.5% in constant currency. * India FMCG business recorded a 2% volume growth. * Operating Profit grew by 6.4% YoY, with a 20 bps margin expansion, reaching ₹588.1 crore. * Profit After Tax (PAT) increased by 6.5% YoY to ₹452.6 crore, also with a 20 bps margin expansion. * Key positives include 95% of the portfolio gaining market share, rural markets outpacing urban, operating margin expansion despite inflation, and the premium portfolio growing faster than core. * Operating headwinds included heavy rainfall and floods impacting beverage consumption, temporary trade disruptions post-GST reforms, and input cost escalation in key raw materials. * The company highlighted that 66% of its India portfolio benefited from GST rate reductions (from 12/18% to 5%), with benefits passed on to consumers. Key categories like Toothpaste, Juices, Hair Oils, Ayur Proprietary, Shampoo, and Glucose benefited. * Segmental YoY revenue growth: * Healthcare: +8.9% (Revenue ₹1,123 crore) * HPC: +1.3% (Revenue ₹603 crore) * International: +1.7% (+5.5% CC growth) (Revenue ₹912 crore) * F&B: +7.7% (Revenue ₹323 crore) * International markets like Namaste (US), MENA, Turkey, SSA, Bangladesh, UK, and Nigeria showed strong constant currency growth, though Nepal was impacted by political unrest. * An interim dividend of ₹2.75 per share (275%) was declared, totaling ₹487.8 crore. * The management indicated that despite headwinds, the company performed better than the category, gaining market share in nectars (115 bps) and 100% Juices (1074 bps), and expects GST rate cuts to boost consumption going forward.
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