Led by higher demand from rural markets, fast- moving consumer goods (FMCG) companies are expected to continue clocking double-digit growth in sales in the coming quarters. Rural sales of FMCG products rose 13 per cent year-on-year in the September quarter; urban sales grew only four per cent.
Overall volume growth for most FMCG companies have been in mid-single digit with Godrej Consumer and Emami clocking 9-10 per cent and a few (ITC, Colgate) seeing a fall in sales. Vikrant Oak and Sunil Jain of Quant Capital say rural demand had outpaced urban demand in the quarter on the back
Overall volume growth for most FMCG companies have been in mid-single digit with Godrej Consumer and Emami clocking 9-10 per cent and a few (ITC, Colgate) seeing a fall in sales. Vikrant Oak and Sunil Jain of Quant Capital say rural demand had outpaced urban demand in the quarter on the back