Marico reported a yo-yon of 23% in his consolidated turnover of activities to RS 3,259 Crore, compared to a turnover of RS 2,643 Crore in the quarter of a year ago. The company had posted a net profit that can be attributed to RS 464 Crore for the March-June period a year ago.
On the operational front, the profit before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA) rose by 5% to RS 655 Crore, but the EBITDA -margin limited to 20.1% of 23.7% a year earlier, which reflects the impact of increased raw material prices.
Marico noted that “the revenue growth of the India and India, as well as the underlying volume growth in the India activities, was on multi-quarter highs.”
The India Business wore RS 2,495 Crore in turnover, and rose by 27% in the same period last year, “helped by price increases in core portfolios in response to competitive inflation in import costs.” International markets also held, in which Marico stated that “the international company maintained its robust double figures constant currency growing momentum” and that “it remained resilient in the midst of high invoices and currency headwinds in selected markets.”
The shares of the company rose no less than 2.9% intraday to RS 731 on the BSE after the announcement of the profit.
Marico’s Outlook
Looking ahead, Marico said that “a gradual increase in the general question patterns in the coming neighborhoods, helped by a combination of illuminating the inflation levels, a favorable monsoon season and continuous policy support.” The company said that in the midst of this background: “We expect a steadily growing process in our core categories, despite input costs in the short term.”
The company said it expected to maintain a positive volume and revenue growth via FY26, while the “resilient profit growth in the midst of increased input cost pressure results in.” The FMCG major anticipates the “impact of this unprecedented margin headwind to peak out in the first half of this year and then gradually alleviate.”
Marico re-confirmed his strategic goals and stated that it expected that the income share of India and premium personal care portfolios would expand to ~ 25% by FY27 “, and wants to” maintain the pace of scaling and achieving a double-figure-bitda marge in this portfolio in FY27. “
The company also strives to “maintain a double-digitly constant currency growth momentum in the international company in the medium term.”
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