Marico, India’s FMCG company, reports a strong performance in its June quarter (Q1), with profit rising 25% year-on-year and revenue approaching Rs 4,000 crore, according to the reports. NDTV notes that the results beat market expectations, citing improvements in profit, revenue and operating margins versus Bloomberg’s consensus estimates. The other outlet attributes the profit growth to strong demand in India, supported by volume expansion and an improving product mix. It also points to steady growth in overseas operations. Both accounts describe margin improvement as part of the quarter’s overall results. While the sources emphasize slightly different drivers—one highlights market-beating figures while the other focuses on business factors such as domestic strength and mix improvement—both agree on the headline outcome: a substantial increase in profit and improved margins in the June quarter, alongside revenue nearing Rs 4,000 crore. The reports present the developments as reflecting both domestic momentum and continued overseas expansion.