Dabur India reports stronger performance in the March quarter of FY26, with consolidated profit after tax rising year-on-year. Across outlets, the company’s Q4 consolidated net profit increases by about 15% (reported as 15% and 15.75% in different figures) to roughly Rs 362–369 crore. Revenue from operations also grows, rising about 7% year-on-year to around Rs 3,038 crore, compared with roughly Rs 2,830 crore in the year-ago quarter. Business Standard adds that total income increases year-on-year and that total expenses rise at a similar rate, while both reports cite operating profit growth of about 12.5% for India’s FMCG business.
For the full year, outlets report revenue growth of about 5% and net profit growth of about 7% in FY26, though exact annual figures vary slightly by source. Dabur’s board recommends a final dividend of Rs 5.50 per equity share for FY26, with a record date to be announced later. The company also cites category and market-share gains in areas such as hair care and home care, and reports international business growth despite challenges linked to the Middle East.
Separately, one source notes sequential softness in PAT and topline compared with the preceding quarter.
