Dabur reports Q4 revenue at Rs 2,830-crore
The company drove consumer engagement and brand superiority across product categories with market share gains across 90% of the portfolio
10 May 2025 | 326 Views | By PrintWeek Team
Dabur India has announced a consolidated net profit of Rs 320-crore for the fourth quarter of 2024-25 on a revenue of Rs 2,830-crore.
While the demand environment remained challenging with high food inflation and a surge in cost of living continuing to limit urban spending, Dabur drove consumer engagement and brand superiority across product categories to end the fourth quarter of 2024-25 with market share gains across 90% of the portfolio.
FMCG demand trends remained subdued during the fourth quarter and full year 2024-25. Despite a challenging operating environment, Dabur delivered 2.1% constant currency revenue growth at Rs 2,830-crore. Revenue for the full year 2024-25 stood at Rs 12,563-crore, up from Rs 12,404-crore a year earlier. On a constant currency basis, the full-year revenue marks a 3.6% growth.
“Despite facing some pressures in the India business, our international business enabled us to successfully navigate the complex external environment. Our international business achieved 19% constant currency growth in the fourth quarter and 17% during the full year. We expect consumer demand in India to recover progressively in the coming quarters, both in urban and rural markets. Our business fundamentals remain strong with household penetration gains across oral care, hair care, healthcare, air fresheners and food and beverages businesses. We are focusing on strengthening our competitive edge in the marketplace by investing in scaling up our rural footprint and rolling out consumer-centric innovations,” Mohit Malhotra, chief executive officer, Dabur India, said.
Net Profit for the fourth quarter stood at Rs 320-crore, and at Rs 1,768-crore for the full year 2024-25.
“We remain committed to modernising our core portfolio, driving premiumisation, and plugging white spaces in our home and personal care, HC and F&B business verticals. In addition, we are refining our go-to-market strategy to respond to the changing channel dynamics in urban India. This reinforces our confidence to deliver an industry-leading profitable growth, going forward” he added.