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View Promises →Dabur India delivered a solid Q4 FY26 with consolidated revenue growth of 7.3% YoY, driven by a strong domestic FMCG performance of 9.5% (volume growth 6%).
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Dabur India delivered a solid Q4 FY26 with consolidated revenue growth of 7.3% YoY, driven by a strong domestic FMCG performance of 9.5% (volume growth 6%). The HPC portfolio was the standout, growing 17% with hair oils up 28% and home care up 24%. Healthcare ex-glucose grew 12.5%, while beverages saw sequential recovery. Management revised FY27 revenue guidance upward to low double-digits (from high single-digit), supported by price increases to offset 10% input cost inflation. EBITDA grew 8.2% and PAT 15%. Key risks include Middle East geopolitical headwinds impacting international business (2.5% growth) and potential El Niño disrupting summer-sensitive categories. Margin expansion is targeted through pricing, premiumization, and cost savings, though crude-linked inflation remains a watchpoint.
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View Promises →Middle East geopolitical headwinds impacting international business
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Read Transcript →Hair oil portfolio grew 28% YoY, outpacing category and gaining 154 bps in volume market share.
Odonil grew 20% during the quarter, gaining 243 bps market share driven by aerosols and gel pockets.
Hajmola franchise posted 12.7% growth, gaining 233 bps market share in the digestive portfolio.
Quick commerce now constitutes 75% of e-commerce sales, up from 50% in Q3, growing at 50% rate.
Management aims to improve margins year-on-year through pricing, premiumization, and cost savings, despite 10% input cost inflation.
HPC portfolio is expected to grow at least double-digit in FY27, with hair oils, shampoos, and home care continuing strong momentum.
Despite Middle East disruptions, management expects international business to grow in double digits, aided by rupee depreciation and price increases.
Management upgraded from high single-digit to low double-digit revenue growth for FY27, driven by price increases and volume growth.
Management expects Q4 revenue growth to be high single-digit, in line with or slightly above Q3's 6.1%.
Management anticipates EBITDA margin expansion in Q4 compared to last year, despite Q4 being a lower margin quarter.
Management aims to return to 20% operating margin through cost savings and proactive price increases.
War in West Asia is causing supply chain disruptions, inflation, and demand decline in the Middle East, which constitutes 30-35% of international business.
Unseasonal rains could impact beverages and glucose portfolios, which are heavily dependent on summer demand.
Crude-linked raw material and packaging costs are rising ~10%, and while price increases are planned, sustained inflation could erode margins if not fully passed through.
Management noted a dichotomy between strong company results and Nielsen data showing sequential FMCG growth moderation, which could indicate broader demand slowdown.
Coconut oil prices have softened but remain volatile; further declines could impact revenue growth as price-driven growth subsides.
Competition in oral care, especially in modern trade, remains high; management noted abatement but not sustained.
Juice and glucose businesses are highly dependent on favorable summer weather; unfavorable season could hurt growth.
October saw transient headwinds from GST transition; full benefits may take time to materialize.
Mentioned in Q2 FY25, Q2 FY26, Q3 FY25, Q3 FY26
Management expects Q4 revenue growth to be high single-digit, in line with or slightly above Q3's 6.1%.
Mentioned in Q2 FY25, Q4 FY25
Beverage segment faces heightened competition from Campa Cola and others, with management expecting only low to mid-single-digit growth in FY26.
Mentioned in Q1 FY25, Q2 FY25
Currency depreciation in Egypt and Turkey caused a translation loss of INR 181 crore in H1, impacting reported international profitability.
Mentioned in Q1 FY26, Q3 FY26
Targeting high single-digit to low double-digit revenue growth for FY27, with volume growth being the primary driver.
Mentioned in Q2 FY26, Q3 FY26
October saw transient headwinds from GST transition; full benefits may take time to materialize.
Management upgraded from high single-digit to low double-digit revenue growth for FY27, driven by price increases and volume growth.
War in West Asia is causing supply chain disruptions, inflation, and demand decline in the Middle East, which constitutes 30-35% of international b...
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