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Filed: 29 Jul 2026, 16:39 IST Exchange: NSE Category: Financial Results — Investor Presentation
AI summary - Consolidated revenue grew 10.6% y-y in Q1 FY27 with operating profit up 11% and PAT up 15% - HPC and Foods segments showed strong double-digit growth; Beverages recovering sequentially - Domestic FMCG volume grew 5% with continued market share gains across key categories - International business impacted by geopolitical tensions, especially in Middle East - EBITDA margin expanded by 50 bps to 24.3% consolidated and 24.8% standalone - Advertising campaigns launched for key brands including Dabur Red and Real Active - Unseasonal rainfall affected summer categories but recovery seen in latter half of quarter
Source: Original filing PDF — view on exchange portal
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Revenue: ₹2,35,800 Cr (+12% YoY)
PAT: ₹19,200 Cr (+17% YoY)
EBITDA margin: 16.8%
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