Marico Limited expects its consolidated revenue to grow in the early twenties for the quarter ended 30 June 2026 (Q1 FY27). The company links the outlook to performance across its India and international businesses, including continued momentum for key brands and categories. In India, Marico expects double-digit underlying volume growth, with Parachute Coconut Oil delivering double-digit volume growth and reaching what it describes as its highest level in several quarters. For Saffola, the company expects revenue to grow in mid-single digits driven mainly by price, while volumes are expected to decline as it rationalises supply of selected variants to protect profitability. Marico also expects value-added hair oils to grow in the twenties, supported by a focus on mid and premium segments, expanded distribution through “Project SETU”, and new product innovations. Internationally, Marico anticipates mid-teens constant-currency growth, led by Vietnam and MENA, along with positive contributions from other markets. Growth in Bangladesh is expected to moderate temporarily due to pricing anniversarisation and softer demand conditions amid high inflation.
Marico expects double-digit consolidated revenue growth for Q1 FY27
Marico Limited expects its consolidated revenue to grow in the early twenties for the quarter ended 30 June 2026 (Q1 FY27). The company links the outlook to performance across its India and internatio...
- Marico expects consolidated revenue growth in the early twenties for Q1 FY27 (quarter ended 30 June 2026).
- India business performance is expected to show double-digit underlying volume growth, including double-digit growth for Parachute Coconut Oil.
- Saffola revenue is expected to increase in mid-single digits mainly from price, with volume decline linked to supply rationalisation.
- Value-added hair oils are expected to deliver revenue growth in the twenties supported by mid/premium focus and new initiatives.
- International business is expected to grow mid-teens in constant currency, led by Vietnam and MENA; Bangladesh growth is expected to slow temporarily.
Marico expects revenue growth in the early twenties for Q1FY27, driven by strong domestic demand, Parachute Coconut Oil and international business
3 hours agoMumbai: Marico Limited announced on Thursday that it expects its consolidated revenue to grow in the early twenties for the quarter ended 30 June 2026. This outlook is driven by a strong performance across its India and international businesses.India Business GrowthThe India business recorded double-digit underlying volume growth, reaching a multi-quarter high. Parachute Coconut Oil also achieved double-digit volume growth, its highest in several quarters, according to the company.Ramco Industries Reports 19% Revenue Growth, Net Profit Up 67% In Q4 FY26Saffola PerformanceSaffola Oils saw mid-single-digit price-led revenue growth, though volumes declined. This was due to the company rationalising supply of select variants to maintain profitability.Value Added Hair OilsValue Added Hair Oils delivered revenue growth in the twenties. This was supported by a focus on mid and premium segments, enhanced direct reach through 'Project SETU', and new innovations.Colgate-Palmolive (India) Reports 9% Revenue Growth In Q4 FY26International Business MomentumMarico's international business continued its growth, reporting mid-teens constant currency growth. This was led by strong performances in Vietnam and MENA, with positive contributions from other markets.Bangladesh Growth ModeratesGrowth in Bangladesh experienced a temporary slowdown. This was attributed to pricing anniversarisation and a slight softening in demand amidst high inflation.Meghmani Organics Q4 Profit Surges 67% To ₹31 Crore As Revenue Rises 19%Margin and Profit OutlookGross margin is expected to improve sequentially due to a meaningful correction in copra prices, which are down approximately 45% from peak levels. The company anticipates strong operating profit growth, driven by robust business growth and softening copra prices.Disclaimer: This story is based on company exchange filings and is for informational purposes only. Investors should evaluate risks before making decisions.
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