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Total revenue from operations increased 6.7 per cent to Rs 2,643 crore, marking its biggest growth in more than two years
FMCG major Marico, which is diversifying its portfolio, expects one-fourth of the domestic revenue to come from foods and premium personal care segments in the next two years by 2026-27, according to its annual report. Besides, Marico expects a "gradual uptick" in the growth of its core categories, helped by improving macro-indicators and the forecast of a normal monsoon. It expects "domestic revenue growth to outpace volume growth from Q1FY25, in light of the upward bias in prices of some of the key commodities". Marico's consolidated revenue growth has moved into "positive territory in Q4 and is expected to trend upwards during the course of FY25", said the company which owns brands such as Sffola, Parachute, Hair & Care, Nihar and Livon etc. For the financial year ended on March 31, 2024, Marico's consolidated turnover was at Rs 9,653 crore, down 1 per cent. Its domestic revenue was Rs 7,132 crore, 3 per cent lower than the last year. As per the strategy, the Mariwala ...
The 14 period RSI indicator has turned up from the centreline which indicates upward momentum and the Marico stock has space to move up.
While the company indicated that consolidated revenue growth would be in high single digits, brokerages peg the same at around 7-8 per cent
Markets fluctuated sharply within a range and ended up losing nearly half a percent, wiping out the gains from Tuesday's session
Shares of FMCG major Marico soared up to 6.56 per cent at Rs 655.70 per share on the BSE in Monday's early morning trade
Fast-moving consumer goods maker Marico on Friday said its domestic business posted a "modest uptick" in volume growth in the first quarter on a sequential basis and expects gross margin to expand year on year. The overall demand trends in the first quarter continued to exhibit gradual improvement on the expected lines, said Marico, which owns brands such as Saffola, Parachute, Hair & Care, Nihar and Livon, among others. The company recorded volume growth post adjustments in distributor stock levels and a certain degree of wholesale channel destocking to ensure smoother direct reach expansion, said Marico in its quarterly update for the first quarter. Key brands such as "Parachute Coconut Oil posted low single-digit volume growth in this quarter, but is likely to pick up visibly through the rest of the year given the consistently healthy trends in offtake growth", said Marico. While Saffola delivered mid-single-digit volume growth amidst marked stability in input and consumer ...
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With improved macroeconomic indicators, enhanced government spending and a favorable monsoon forecast, the upcoming year holds promise for a gradual uptick in consumption sentiment, analysts believe.
With improved macroeconomic indicators, enhanced government spending, a favorable monsoon forecast and moderate retail inflation, the upcoming year holds promise for a gradual uptick in consumption.
Technical outlook on FMCG stocks: Dabur and ITC look stronger on charts compared to its peers HUL, Marico and Godrej Consumer Products.
The premium and urban segments continued to outperform rural and mass segments
The management is optimistic about growth revival in FY25 and expects double-digit revenue growth, driven by healthy volume growth
The board of directors of Marico Limited declared a second interim dividend of Rs 6.50 per equity share, the total dividend for the year ended March 31, 2024, amounts to Rs 9.50 per equity share
Q4 FY24 results today: Marico, Lupin, Gujarat Gas, Godrej Consumer Products, Indian Bank, Happiest Minds Technologies and Route Mobile will announce their fourth quarter and FY24 results on May 7
Homegrown FMCG major Marico Ltd on Friday said it expects a gradual uptick in the growth of its core categories through ongoing initiatives to enhance the profitability of general trade channel partners and investments towards expansion in footprint across urban and rural outlets over the next couple of years. In its quarterly update on the BSE, Marico said in the fourth quarter of FY24 FMCG demand sentiment stayed consistent vis-a-vis the preceding quarters with trends in urban and rural consumption largely converging. In the fourth quarter consolidated revenue grew in low single digits, moving back into positive territory after three quarters, the company said, adding that it expects a "low double-digit operating profit growth on the back of a healthy expansion in the operating margin". "In Q4, the domestic business posted a slight uptick in volume growth on a sequential basis owing to steadying trends in the majority of the portfolios," the company said. Amidst the backdrop of .
Consumer goods makers have grappled with subdued sales in rural areas in recent quarters as people cut back spending on both essentials and discretionary items amid price pressures