India’s top seven listed FMCG firms post ₹43,779 crore June-quarter revenue, up 13.9%; EBITDA margin flat
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India's top listed FMCG companies posted strong June-quarter revenue growth (+13.9%) driven by rural demand recovery, premiumisation, and quick-commerce expansion, but margins stayed flat as firms reinvested into advertising and innovation while facing commodity input pressures (notably palm oil). The results provide incremental fundamental support for India consumer equities, though the impact is mainly sector-specific and moderated by limited profitability expansion.
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India’s seven largest listed FMCG companies reported combined June-quarter revenue of ₹43,779 crore, up 13.9% year on year, while EBITDA rose 13.9% to ₹9,953 crore. Growth was driven by a recovery in rural demand, premiumisation and rapid expansion of quick commerce, signalling a shift toward volume-led gains alongside pricing. Tata Consumer Products stood out, while margin pressure in personal care from palm oil costs weighed on profitability. The results offer fundamental support for Indian consumer stocks.
