On April 3, 2025, Dabur share price fell ~7%, reaching a day low of ₹458.25 at 10:25 AM after opening at ₹479.95 on BSE. The fall in Dabur share price after the company released subdued performance in Q4FY25.
Due to delayed and shortened winters, a slowdown in urban markets, and weakness in general trade, India’s FMCG sector is expected to experience a decline in the mid-single digits. As a result, Dabur’s consolidated revenue is projected to remain flat in Q4 FY25. Additionally, Dabur anticipates a year-on-year contraction of 150-175 basis points in Q4 EBITDA margins, driven by inflationary pressures and operating deleverage.
In Q4, Dabur’s rural business showed resilience, outpacing the growth of urban markets. In terms of channels, organised trade—including modern trade, e-commerce, and quick commerce—sustained its growth momentum, while general trade remained under pressure. Key international markets, such as the MENA region, Egypt, and Bangladesh, are expected to deliver strong performance, resulting in robust double-digit growth in constant currency terms for the international business.
“We remain committed to driving profitable growth despite the current headwinds in demand. Our internal efforts, such as investing in brand building, enhancing go-to-market strategies, and increasing operational efficiency, will enable us to achieve this objective. Furthermore, we anticipate that the incentives outlined in the recent Union Budget will stimulate consumption and facilitate a recovery in the FMCG sector, which Dabur is well placed to capitalise on,” Dabur said in a statement.
After reporting subdued performance in Q4FY25, Dabur share price reacted negatively. The Q4FY25 performance was disrupted due to delayed and shortened winters, a slowdown in urban markets, and weakness in general trade.
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Published on: Apr 3, 2025, 11:18 AM IST
Sachin Gupta
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