Godrej Consumer Products Ltd reported progressive demand recovery in India during Q3, with the company remaining confident of a gradual consumption rebound supported by easing inflation and lower GST rates.
The standalone business is expected to deliver double-digit revenue growth with near double-digit value growth, led by the home care segment, which continues to benefit from strong consumer demand and robust execution. Personal care is projected to see mid-single-digit growth, aided by a recovery in soaps.
Standalone EBITDA margins are likely to return to their normative range, reflecting lower input costs and improved operating leverage. Internationally, Indonesia continues to face pricing pressures, with a recovery anticipated from FY27 onwards.
Meanwhile, the GAUM cluster—covering Godrej Africa, the USA, and the Middle East—delivered a strong performance, and the company reaffirmed its FY26 guidance of double-digit growth.
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On a consolidated basis, Godrej Consumer expects near double-digit revenue growth in rupees alongside double-digit EBITDA growth, underscoring resilient performance across domestic and global markets.
Shares of Godrej Consumer closed at ₹1,253, up 0.7% on the NSE ahead of sharing Q3 business updates.
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