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Godrej Consumer Products Limited — Q1 FY24

Godrej Consumer Products delivered a strong Q1 FY2024, with consolidated organic UVG of 8% and constant currency sales growth of 13%, ahead of expectations despite tough market conditions.

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Revenue ₹3,449 Cr
EBITDA
PAT ₹319 Cr
EBITDA Margin
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Godrej Consumer Products delivered a strong Q1 FY2024, with consolidated organic UVG of 8% and constant currency sales growth of 13%, ahead of expectations despite tough market conditions. India organic UVG was 10% with EBITDA growth of ~32%, driven by a soft competitor in soaps, a good HI season, and market development investments. Indonesia saw 12% volume growth and 53% EBITDA growth, with modern trade stocks reduced from 95 to 58 days. The Nigeria devaluation will optically impact INR sales growth by ~200bps, but management expects to pass on costs and maintain profitability. The company plans INR 900 crore organic CapEx in India over 18-36 months for volume growth and automation. Risks include sustained demand weakness in India and potential further naira depreciation.

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India Organic UVG 10%
+10pp YoY

India organic volume growth was 10% in Q1 FY24, driven by market development and a soft competitor.

Indonesia Volume Growth 12%
+12pp YoY

Indonesia volume grew 12% despite modern trade downstocking, with EBITDA up 53%.

Modern Trade Stock Days (Indonesia) 58 days
-37 days YoY

Stocks in modern trade reduced from 95 days to 58 days, improving working capital.

Working Media Spend (India) +68% YoY
+68pp YoY

India working media increased 68% YoY, supporting category development and brand investment.

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Top guidance 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.

Top risk Nigeria devaluation impact on reported numbers

The naira devaluation from NGN 450 to 750 per USD will optically reduce INR sales growth by ~200bps and complicate P&L reading, though management e...

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