Dabur India on Friday said it expects consolidated revenues in Q4 FY26 to grow in mid-single digits, with operating profit growing ahead of the topline. It added that strong domestic demand enabled it to offset challenges in international markets, particularly West Asia.
The FMCG major added that it “remains” watchful of the evolving geopolitical landscape and will continue to take proactive measures to mitigate any potential impact on its operations and cost structure.
“The quarter ended March 31, 2026 witnessed steady momentum in the domestic India business, underpinned by a stable macroeconomic environment. This strong domestic performance helped offset challenges in our key international markets particularly Middle East, where heightened geopolitical tensions led to demand disruptions and supply chain constraints,” Dabur India said in a BSE filing.
It added that India’s FMCG business witnessed sequential recovery in demand and is likely to record high single-digit growth.
In terms of International business, the company said that ”while Middle East business was impacted on account of the US-Israel- Iran conflict, its other key markets like Turkey, Bangladesh and UK performed well and continue to grow in double-digits in constant currency terms. We expect our international business to record low-single digit growth in INR terms.”