FMCG companies raise prices on staples due to raw material costs, impacting households; analysts predict further hikes.

A Nomura note said competitive intensity from D2C brands may ease and quick commerce could act as a tailwind to spur demand ...

Indians are opting for smaller consumer goods packs as inflation in groceries and household supplies puts a strain on budgets ...

Sharing the update for Q3FY25, Dabur said that growth in the quarter is expected to be in low single-digits as the firm faced ...

Nomura said that valuations are reasonable for FMCG companies as it sees solid growth ahead. The brokerage has recommended ...

In the forthcoming earnings season, Emkay Global Financial Services believes that the near-term sector outlook staying muted, ...

One of the reasons could be that a number of companies have opted for a price hike in the December quarter due to rising costs of input items such as copra, vegetable oil, and palm oil.

Shares of Hindustan Unilever, the largest FMCG company in the country, have been down over 14 per cent in the past three ...

Marico is expected to post better-than-expected mid-teens consolidated sales growth during the third quarter of FY25, led by ...

Motilal Oswal expects FMCG companies selling daily staples to report revenue growth of 5% year-on-year for the December quarter. “With high commodity prices (particularly in the agri basket ...