The value growth of the FMCG industry was linked to 7.32 percent for the quarter of June compared to last year, according to estimates of Retail Intelligence Platform Bizom, which follows around 8 million points of sale. Urban India saw an improvement, with value growth with 7.7 percent – slightly higher than the overall value growth of the overall industry. This was also marginal higher than the value of the national India’s value growth of 7.1 percent for the quarter compared to last year.
Most important players such as Dabur India and Marico, in their quarterly previews, also stated that the industry saw an increase in volume growth in urban regions during the June quarter.
Food categories led the growth during the quarter. Raw materials, which are essential articles, lead the FMCG growth during the quarter with a value growth of 22.47 percent in the same period last year. The value of the value of the dairy products was 8.43 percent, while the growth of the food value packaging was linked to 2.21 percent for the quarter of June in the year on June.
The growth of the beverage segment was linked to 3.11 percent for the quarter, whereby the category alone registered a DEGROWTH of 4.3 percent in the month of June due to the impact of ungurrent rainfall. Chocolates and confectionery segment saw a steeper DEGROWTH of 6.75 percent during the quarterly revision on an annual basis.
Harshit Bora, head of analyzes at Bizom, noted that unusual rains delayed the growth of drinks and summer products that also had an impact on the total growth rate of the industry during the quarter of June.
In terms of non-food categories, the personal care segment saw 5.13 percent value of the value, but home care saw a marginal degrowth of 0.49 percent during the quarter compared to the same period last year.
In its quarterly preview released last week, Dabur India noted that the Indian FMCG sector in the quarter of June witnessed a successive recovery of demand with an increase in volume growth, especially in urban markets. “The beverage portfolio was hit during the quarter due to unusual rains and short summer,” it added.
In the meantime, Marico Ltd stated in her quarterly preview that the sector exhibited consistent question patterns in the quarter of June, characterized by improving trends in rural markets and a stable urban sentiment. “We expect gradual improvement in the upcoming neighborhoods, supported by illuminating inflation, a favorable monsoon season and policy stimulus,” the FMCG major added.
Published on July 7, 2025
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