Dabur India reported a solid performance in the March quarter, with net profit rising 15% year-on-year to ₹369 crore. The company also saw revenue grow 7.3%, driven by steady demand across its core FMCG portfolio.
The growth was largely supported by strong performance in the domestic market, particularly in rural areas where consumption trends remained healthy. Categories such as health care, personal care, and home care contributed to the overall uptick in sales.
The company said volume-led growth across its brands helped offset challenges in some international markets, where demand remained uneven. While India continued to deliver consistent growth, overseas operations saw slower momentum in certain regions.
Operating performance remained stable during the quarter, supported by better cost management and steady demand for essential consumer products. Dabur noted that input cost pressures were largely managed through pricing actions and efficiency improvements.
The board also recommended a final dividend for shareholders, reflecting confidence in the company’s financial position and consistent earnings performance.
Management highlighted that rural demand continued to outperform urban markets, helping sustain overall growth despite broader economic uncertainties. The company also pointed to strong brand strength and wide distribution reach as key factors behind its performance.
For the full year, Dabur maintained stable growth across its major product segments, including hair care, oral care, digestive health products, and beverages. The company continues to focus on expanding its distribution network and strengthening its presence across both traditional retail and modern trade channels.