Godrej Consumer Share Price Fell Amid Release of Q4FY25 Business Update

On April 7, 2025, Godrej Consumer Products’ share price dropped after the company released its Q4FY25 business update. After opening at ₹1,161.40, the Godrej Consumer share price reached a day low of ₹1,121.00 at 10:05 AM on BSE.

The company stated that the management’s primary focus for the March quarter was on revitalising the standalone underlying volume growth (UVG) trajectory, maintaining the standalone EBITDA margin despite cost pressures, and sustaining momentum in the international business. “We remain largely on track to achieve all the stated objectives,” the company said.

While not providing specific numbers, Godrej Consumer Products projected its standalone UVG to be in the “mid-single digits,” with revenue growth expected to be in the “high single digits.” This performance was driven by a “mid-teens UVG in home care” and a “mid-single digit decline in personal care.”

The company noted that the personal care segment is still experiencing a price-volume rebalancing due to rising input costs. It also mentioned that EBITDA margins are likely to remain in a similar range to the December quarter, despite higher inflation in palm oil and related derivatives.

The international business continues to perform well, meeting its strategic goals, the company added.

For its Indonesia business, Godrej Consumer Products expects “mid-single digit UVG and low-single digit revenue growth.”

“In line with our guidance, the Godrej Africa, USA, and Middle East (GAUM) organic business is expected to deliver strong double-digit organic UVG and revenue growth. We continue to perform well in terms of profitability,” the company said.

At a consolidated organic level, the company forecasts “high-single digit INR sales growth and mid-single digit UVG.”

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