Dabur Q2 FY27 Results: Consolidated Revenue Rises 11.6% To ₹3,563 Crore And Net Profit Grows 11.7% To ₹505 Crore

Dabur India Limited reported consolidated revenue of ₹3,563 crore in Q2 FY27. This was an increase of 11.6% year-on-year (YoY) and marked the company's second consecutive quarter of double-digit revenue growth.

Consolidated profit after tax (PAT) increased 11.7% to ₹505 crore which was the company's fourth consecutive quarter of double-digit profit growth. Dabur's board declared an interim dividend of 350% for FY27, amounting to ₹3.50 per share. The total dividend payout will be around ₹620.88 crore.

The Dabur share price closed at ₹395 on 04 November, up 3.50% on the National Stock Exchange (NSE).

How Did Dabur's Domestic And International Businesses Perform?

Dabur's India FMCG business grew 10.7% during the quarter, supported by underlying volume growth of 5.5%. The company said premium brands grew at four times the pace of regular brands and accounted for 20% of its domestic business.

The international business recorded growth of 20% in rupee terms, with Bangladesh, Egypt, Sub-Saharan Africa and Turkey among the key contributing markets. For the first half of FY27, international business growth stood at 19.4%.

For H1 FY27, consolidated revenue increased 11.1% to ₹7,327 crore and consolidated PAT grew 13.4% to ₹1,096 crore.

Which Product Categories Supported Dabur's Growth?

The Home and Personal Care (HPC) business grew 10.9% in Q2. Shampoo and hair oils recorded high double-digit growth, while home care also delivered double-digit growth. The skin and salon category reported high single-digit growth, while oral care registered mid-single-digit growth.

The Healthcare business grew 6.9%, supported by strong double-digit growth in its digestive products, over-the-counter (OTC) and ethical products businesses.

Food and Beverages (F&B) was among the faster-growing segments, expanding 17.4% during the quarter. The performance was supported by growth in the foods portfolio and a sequential recovery in beverages.

What Did Management Say?

Chief Executive Officer Harjit S. Bhalla said the company's performance reflected the strength of its brands and sharper execution of its strategy. He highlighted broad-based growth and healthy underlying volumes despite geopolitical uncertainty and elevated input-cost pressures.

Bhalla also pointed to a recovery in general trade, which recorded mid- to high-single-digit growth during the quarter. He attributed the improvement partly to the company's continued efforts under Project Saksham, adding that Dabur would remain focused on strengthening its brands and expanding its presence across sales channels.

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