Godrej Consumer Products Q2 FY27 Results: Revenue Rises 19%, And Net Profit Grows 14% To Reach ₹523 Crore

Godrej Consumer Products Limited (GCPL) reported a 19% year-on-year (YoY) growth in consolidated sales for the September quarter. This was supported by an underlying volume growth of 8%. Net profit increased 14% to ₹523 crore, while earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA), including foreign-exchange impact, rose 12%.

India’s standalone business recorded 13% sales growth, while international operations delivered stronger growth across Indonesia and Africa, the United States and the Middle East. However, higher commodity costs continued to pressure margins, prompting further pricing actions and cost-saving measures.

The Godrej Consumer share price closed at ₹837 on 29 October 2026, up 1.82% on the National Stock Exchange (NSE).

How Did Godrej Consumer Products Perform Across Markets?

Standalone sales grew 13% to ₹2,631 crore, with underlying volume growth of 7%. Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer Aasif Malbari said trade inventory correction had an estimated impact of around 150 basis points on quarterly growth, as the company prioritised healthy channel stock levels.

Indonesia sales increased 20%, with underlying volume growth of 8%. EBITDA rose 12% despite liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) prices more than doubling.

Sales in Africa, the United States and the Middle East grew 40% in rupee terms and 23% in constant-currency terms, supported by 16% underlying volume growth. EBITDA increased 43%. The business has now delivered seven consecutive quarters of double-digit revenue growth and 11 consecutive quarters of double-digit profit growth.

Which Product Categories Drove Growth?

Home Care delivered 19% value growth, led by air fresheners and home-care liquids, while household insecticides gained market share despite weak monsoon conditions. Godrej Fab maintained double-digit growth, and the company launched Godrej Rizz in selected western and southern Indian markets and Godrej Zap as its entry into online stain removers.

Personal Care grew 8%. Soaps remained stable despite price increases and reductions in product grammage, while perfumes and deodorants recorded double-digit growth. Hair colours continued to gain market share.

Management retained its guidance for high-single-digit underlying volume growth in the standalone business and double-digit revenue and EBITDA growth on a consolidated basis. Malbari said first-half revenue was running ahead of plan, leaving the company on track to meet its guidance, with scope to exceed it in select areas.

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