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As FMCG shares led by Godrej Consumer fell up to 11% on Monday post the volume growth concern; the Nifty FMCG index slipped below its 20-DMA after a two-week struggle; chart hints at further 4.5% dip.

FMCG major Marico is looking for double-digit growth in the second half of FY25 and expects the prevailing high food inflation to moderate in the next two quarters, which will help revive urban consumption, its MD & CEO Saugata Gupta said. The company, which has already gone for a price hike for its Saffola range, expects a similar action from other FMCG players as prices of raw materials such as coffee, cocoa, and palm oil have gone up. "In the sector, there will be some price increases. If you look at some other input costs for other players, there has been a globally significant increase in the prices of coffee, and cocoa, So there is a little bit of inflation situation and now you are seeing a significant increase in palm oil prices. "So across the sector, there will be some price increase," Gupta told PTI. However, he also pointed out that most of the big-scale FMCG manufacturers would try to absorb a portion of the increase in the commodity prices through various cost ...

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The Marico share price rallied after the company posted stronger-than-expected Q2FY25 results, which beat street estimates

Homegrown FMCG major Marico Ltd on Tuesday reported an increase of 20.27 per cent in consolidated net profit to Rs 433 crore for the September quarter. It had posted a net profit of Rs 360 crore in the July-September quarter a year ago, Marico said in a regulatory filing. Its consolidated revenue from operations was up 7.6 per cent to Rs 2,664 crore during the quarter under review. It was at Rs 2,476 crore a year ago. Total expenses of Marico, which owns popular brands like Saffola, Parachute, Livon, etc, increased 7.65 per cent in the September quarter to Rs 2,194 crore. Marico's total income, which includes other income, was up 9.22 per cent to Rs 2,746 crore. Domestic revenue of the Harsh Mariwala-led company was up 8.02 per cent to Rs 1,979 crore. Similarly, its revenue from the international market was up 6.36 per cent to Rs 685 crore. There is a "sequential uptick in growth in the domestic business" and the "international business continues robust show", said Marico in it

Marico said consolidated revenue growth remained in high single digits, as higher realisations in the domestic business was offset by incremental currency headwinds in some overseas markets.

FMCG firm Marico Ltd on Wednesday said its consolidated revenue growth in the July-September quarter remained in high single-digits, as higher realisations in the domestic business was offset by incremental currency headwinds in some overseas markets during the second quarter of the ongoing fiscal. In its update for the second quarter filed on bourses, Marico said the sector witnessed stable demand trends with rural outperforming urban on a year-on-year basis for the third quarter in a row. "Consolidated revenue growth remained in high single-digits, as higher realisations in the domestic business was offset by incremental currency headwinds in some overseas markets. We expect consolidated revenue growth to move into double-digits in the second half of the year," the company said. Marico said it expects to "deliver double-digit revenue growth in this year". "In view of the higher-than anticipated degree of inflation in copra prices, sharp import duty hike in vegetable oils and ...

Marico has showcased a strong resurgence from the pivotal support of the previous breakout on the daily time frame chart and has soared to record-high levels.

Marico's Q1FY25 consolidated revenue grew 6.7 per cent Y-o-Y to Rs 2,640 crore, while operating profit rose 9.1 per cent Y-o-Y to Rs 630 crore

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Despite of today's decline, in the past six months, Marico has outperformed the market by surging 25%, againsts 10% rise in BSE Sensex and 14% rally in BSE FMCG index.

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Total revenue from operations increased 6.7 per cent to Rs 2,643 crore, marking its biggest growth in more than two years

FMCG major Marico, which is diversifying its portfolio, expects one-fourth of the domestic revenue to come from foods and premium personal care segments in the next two years by 2026-27, according to its annual report. Besides, Marico expects a "gradual uptick" in the growth of its core categories, helped by improving macro-indicators and the forecast of a normal monsoon. It expects "domestic revenue growth to outpace volume growth from Q1FY25, in light of the upward bias in prices of some of the key commodities". Marico's consolidated revenue growth has moved into "positive territory in Q4 and is expected to trend upwards during the course of FY25", said the company which owns brands such as Sffola, Parachute, Hair & Care, Nihar and Livon etc. For the financial year ended on March 31, 2024, Marico's consolidated turnover was at Rs 9,653 crore, down 1 per cent. Its domestic revenue was Rs 7,132 crore, 3 per cent lower than the last year. As per the strategy, the Mariwala ...

The 14 period RSI indicator has turned up from the centreline which indicates upward momentum and the Marico stock has space to move up.

While the company indicated that consolidated revenue growth would be in high single digits, brokerages peg the same at around 7-8 per cent