Dabur flags continued volume pressure despite double-digit June-quarter profit growth
Dabur reported 5% June-quarter volume growth, down from 6% in the March quarter, as input costs and monsoon variability weigh on demand. Consolidated revenue rose 10.5% to ₹3,764.3 crore and net profit increased 15% to ₹586.16 crore; rural growth continued to outpace urban markets.
Dabur expects volume growth to remain pressured by input costs and monsoon variability despite double-digit June-quarter profit growth. Rural demand continued to outpace urban markets, while the company expanded acquired spices brand Badshah into Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan and Delhi-NCR.
Why this matters
The update follows recent Dabur Q1 FY27 signals on 15% profit growth, revenue above ₹3,764 crore, rural demand outpacing urban markets, and risks to pricing and margins. Slower volume growth adds pressure to the rural-recovery narrative.
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