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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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
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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
The consumer goods manufacturer reported a net profit of Rs 383 crore ($46.1 million), up nearly 17% from last year, and surpassing analysts' estimate of Rs 374 crore as per LSEG data
The company remains optimistic about a gradual uptick in consumption trends over the next calendar year
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Marico, which operates in Bangladesh, Vietnam, the Middle East and Africa, also cited significant currency depreciation in select overseas geographies as the key factors behind the drop in revenue
Home-grown FMCG major Marico expects revenue growth to come back in the second half of the fiscal and sluggish rural demand to gradually improve, said its Managing Director and CEO Saugata Gupta. It has taken price corrections after softening of inflation in the domestic market in the last two quarters, which has some effects on its revenue growth. However, it has helped it either gain or sustain market share and also increase penetration in some of its portfolio, he added. In the next two quarters, revenue growth of the company would be in line with volume growth, Gupta told PTI. "Revenue growth is expected to move into the positive territory in H2 as pricing deflation in the domestic business steadily tapers off. The company has taken price drops in its core brands as Saffola and Parachute," Gupta added. Last week, Marico, which owns popular brands like Saffola, Parachute, and Livon, reported 17.2 per cent increase in consolidated net profit for September quarter. However, its ..