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Dabur India Forecasts Low Single-Digit Q1 Revenue Growth Amid Mixed Market Conditions 3 days ago

Dabur India expects low single-digit consolidated revenue growth for Q1, with operating profit growth lagging behind revenue. Urban markets show signs of recovery in Home and Personal Care segments. Healthcare brands post double-digit growth, and international business delivers strong constant currency growth. However, the beverage portfolio declines due to unseasonal rains. The company anticipates improved revenue growth in upcoming quarters.

Dabur India Anticipates Double-Digit Growth in International Business for Q1 6 days ago

Dabur India Forecasts Modest Q1 Revenue Growth and Slower Profit Expansion 6 days ago

Dabur India Reports Sequential Demand Recovery in Q1 FY24, Led by Healthcare and Personal Care 6 days ago

Dabur India Ventures into Nutraceuticals with D2C Brand 'Siens by Dabur' Jun 18, 2025

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26May 25

Dabur India Approves Merger with Sesa Care to Strengthen Ayurvedic Hair Oil Portfolio

Dabur India's board has approved the amalgamation of Sesa Care Private Limited into the company, subject to regulatory and shareholder approvals. This strategic move aims to strengthen Dabur's position in the ayurvedic hair oil category, expand its product portfolio, create synergies, optimize costs, and improve operational efficiency. Sesa Care is known for its personal care products, particularly its Ayurvedic hair oil brand, Sesa. The merger is expected to enhance Dabur's market presence in the personal care segment and leverage operational and distribution synergies.

08May 25

Dabur India Projects Low Growth in F&B Segment, Focuses on Margin Improvement

Dabur India expects low to mid-single-digit growth in its food and beverage portfolio. The company aims to improve operating margins and projects high-single-digit or near double-digit overall growth for the year. Management is confident in regaining momentum for sustainable profitable growth through strategies like product innovation and market expansion.

08May 25

Dabur India: Shares Fall on Weak Q4 Results, Analyst Downgrades

Dabur India's Q4 FY25 results show an 8.4% drop in net profit to ₹320.13 crore, with revenue marginally up by 0.5% to ₹2,830.00 crore. EBITDA declined 8.6% to ₹426.80 crore, and domestic volume contracted by 3%. Despite challenges, the company declared a final dividend of ₹5.25 per share. Shares fell nearly 4% post-announcement, followed by analyst downgrades. Management expects gradual recovery and margin expansion in FY26.

07May 25

Dabur India Streamlines Portfolio, Exits Non-Performing Categories

Dabur India Ltd. is streamlining its product portfolio by discontinuing operations in several non-performing categories including Vedic tea, adult and baby diapers, sanitizers, and Vita health food drinks. This strategic move, based on a review conducted with McKinsey & Company, aims to optimize resource allocation. The company will now focus on premiumisation, mergers and acquisitions, and core brand investment to drive future growth and strengthen its market position.

07May 25

Dabur India Unveils Ambitious Growth Strategy Targeting Double-Digit CAGR by FY28

Dabur India Ltd has announced a comprehensive seven-pronged strategy aimed at achieving double-digit CAGR in both revenue and profit by FY28. The plan includes core brand investment, premium category expansion, product modernization, portfolio rationalization, strategic acquisitions, go-to-market strategy overhaul, and operational optimization. This strategy comes as Dabur reported a 3.60% increase in consolidated revenues for FY25, reaching ₹12,563.00 crore.

07May 25

Dabur Revamps Urban Market Strategy for Future Growth

Dabur India Ltd is refining its go-to-market strategy to strengthen its position in urban markets. The company aims to adapt to changing consumer dynamics and retail channels in urban India. Dabur's management is confident this approach will lead to 'industry-leading profitable growth' in coming years. The strategy likely focuses on channel optimization, consumer engagement, product innovation, and distribution efficiency in response to evolving FMCG industry trends.

07May 25

Dabur India Foresees Gradual Recovery in Consumer Demand

Dabur India Limited, a leading Indian consumer goods company, has expressed optimism about future consumer demand in India. The company anticipates a progressive recovery over the coming quarters, suggesting potential growth in the consumer goods sector. This gradual recovery outlook could have broader implications for the Indian consumer goods industry, reflecting wider market trends and consumer behavior patterns.

07May 25

Dabur India Ltd: Q4 Profit and Revenue Miss Expectations, Declares Dividend

Dabur India's Q4 results fell short of market expectations with flat revenue of ₹2,830.14 crore. EBITDA decreased by 8.60% to ₹426.80 crore, and net profit dropped to ₹312.70 crore, below the expected ₹329.00 crore. Despite challenges, the company declared a final dividend of ₹5.25 per share for FY 2024-25.

05May 25

Dabur India Ltd. Sets Date for Q4 and FY25 Results, Dividend Announcement

Dabur India Ltd will release its Q4 and FY25 results on May 7, 2025. The Board will consider a final dividend declaration. An investors' conference call is scheduled for 4:30 PM on the same day. The company's trading window will be closed from April 1 to May 9, 2025, to prevent insider trading.

02May 25

FSSAI Challenges Dabur's '100% Fruit Juice' Claim in Delhi High Court

The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) has contested Dabur India's '100% Fruit Juice' claim in the Delhi High Court, stating it's misleading due to added sugar and water. This challenge could impact Dabur's product positioning, consumer trust, and regulatory compliance, while potentially benefiting competitors. The case may set a precedent for product labeling in the Indian food and beverage industry.

01May 25

FSSAI Challenges Dabur's '100% Fruit Juice' Claim in Delhi High Court

The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) has informed the Delhi High Court that Dabur India's claim of '100% Fruit Juice' for its products may be misleading consumers. This regulatory scrutiny could impact Dabur's product labeling, marketing strategy, consumer trust, and regulatory compliance. The case may set a precedent for the FMCG industry in India, particularly in the beverage sector, highlighting the importance of accurate product labeling.

16Apr 25

Dabur India Expands Global Footprint with New UK Subsidiary

Dabur India plans to set up a new wholly-owned subsidiary in the UK through its existing subsidiary, Dabur International FZE. The new entity will focus on sales and distribution of FMCG products in the UK market with an initial share capital of GBP 10,000. The incorporation is expected to be completed by May 15, 2025. This move marks Dabur's first legal entity in the UK, potentially strengthening its international presence and enabling direct engagement in the British FMCG market.

03Apr 25

Dabur India Faces Flat Q4 Revenue and Margin Pressure Amid FMCG Slowdown

Dabur India's Q4 FY25 update reveals flat consolidated revenue growth and EBITDA margin contraction of 150-175 basis points year-on-year. Rural business outperforms urban, while international markets show strong growth. The company's shares fell over 7% following the announcement. Dabur also received an income tax order, details of which were not disclosed in the LODR filing.

02Apr 25

Dabur India Expects Flat Revenue and Margin Pressure in Q4 FY25

Dabur India Limited expects flat consolidated revenue for Q4 FY25 with a 150-175 bps contraction in operating profit margin. The Foods business projects double-digit growth, while the FMCG segment in India faces a mid-single digit decline due to urban market slowdown and delayed winter. The company is dealing with inflationary pressures and operating deleverage, impacting overall performance.

01Apr 25

Dabur India Faces ₹110.33 Crore Tax Demand, Company to Appeal

Dabur India Ltd. has received a tax reassessment order of ₹110.33 crore for FY 2017-18 from the Income Tax Authority. The demand relates to alleged incorrect tax deductions on in-house R&D expenses and under Section 14A. Dabur plans to contest the order by filing an appeal and a rectification petition, expressing confidence in its position. The company believes the financial implications are unlikely to be significant.