Dabur India is targeting double-digit revenue growth for the June quarter, projecting a continuation of its expansion trajectory into fiscal 2027 despite a challenging macroeconomic backdrop.
The company disclosed the outlook in a filing with the Bombay Stock Exchange, signaling confidence in its ability to navigate current headwinds.
This strategic pricing approach follows a strong performance in the previous quarter, where Dabur reported a 15% increase in quarterly profit.
The consumer goods giant faces mounting cost pressures, particularly in freight and insurance, driven by an evolving global operating environment.
To mitigate these impacts, Dabur has implemented calibrated price increases across both its international and domestic Indian business units.
These measures are designed to partially offset the rising input costs without significantly dampening demand.
This strategic pricing approach follows a strong performance in the previous quarter, where Dabur reported a 15% increase in quarterly profit.
That growth was fueled by similar strategic price adjustments and resilient consumer demand for its personal care and packaged food products, demonstrating the company's pricing power in key categories.
The company remains watchful of broader geopolitical and inflationary conditions that could further disrupt supply chains.