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Godrej Consumer Products PAT History — Quarter by Quarter

Godrej Consumer Products's pat moved from ₹319 Cr in Q1 FY24 to ₹452 Cr in Q4 FY26, a 41.7% change over 10 quarters. The table keeps each quarter linked back to the underlying earnings page.

PAT by Quarter

QuarterPAT (₹ Cr)YoY Change
Q4 FY26₹452 Cr+10%
Q3 FY26₹498 Cr+14%
Q2 FY26₹459 Cr-2%
Q1 FY26₹452 Cr—
Q3 FY25₹498 Cr—
Q2 FY25₹491 Cr—
Q1 FY25₹451 Cr+14%
Q3 FY24₹581 Cr—
Q2 FY24₹433 Cr+17%
Q1 FY24₹319 Cr—

What management said about pat

G

Q4 FY26 · Africa double-digit revenue and profit growth over medium term

Africa, US, and Middle East business expected to deliver double-digit revenue and profit growth over the medium term, driven by FMCG investments.

G

Q3 FY26 · GAUM to deliver double-digit revenue and profit growth for FY26

Management reiterated guidance for GAUM to achieve double-digit revenue and profit growth for the full year.

G

Q2 FY25 · RCCL EBITDA may fall short of 145-150 crore target

The Raymond consumer portfolio EBITDA may be slightly below the promised 145-150 crore for the year due to distribution missteps in urban general trade.

G

Q3 FY24 · EBITDA margin steady improvement

Management anticipates steady improvement in EBITDA margins through structural cost reduction actions.

G

Q2 FY24 · Africa restructuring to add ~INR 50 crore profit in FY25

Reorganizing East African hair fashion to an asset-light royalty model will eliminate ~INR 500 crore revenue but add ~INR 50 crore profit in FY25.

G

Q2 FY24 · Dividend payout ratio ~50% of annual PAT

Board approved INR 5 per share dividend; management targets average payout ratio of about 50% of annual profit after tax.

G

Q1 FY24 · Nigeria profitability guidance intact

Management expects to pass on cost increases from naira devaluation (NGN 650 to 750) to consumers, keeping EBITDA plus Forex loss line intact.