Dabur recasts retail plan, targets 160 stores by 2010
FMCG major Dabur has scaled down and reworked its retail strategy, now aiming to roll out 160 stores by 2010 as it recalibrates its store-led expansion ambitions.
Indian FMCG company Dabur has recast and scaled down its retail strategy, now planning to set up 160 stores by 2010.
Why this matters
Dabur's retail pullback to 160 stores follows broader caution signals, including El Niño threats to rural demand engines and a decision to hold MRPs despite crude slipping below $80/barrel.
Store-opening activity steady at 376 signals over the past 90 days.