Dabur India reported a consolidated net profit of ₹4.53 billion for the September quarter, nearly matching Street estimates of ₹4.55 billion, as revenue from operations stood at ₹31.91 billion. The FMCG major announced an interim dividend of ₹2.75 per share, reflecting confidence in its sustained consumer demand and brand strength.
Dabur India Ltd delivered a stable performance for the quarter ended September 2025, posting a consolidated net profit of ₹4.53 billion, marginally below analysts’ estimates. Revenue from operations was ₹31.91 billion, compared to the IBES forecast of ₹32.08 billion, signaling steady demand across categories despite volume constraints and rural softness.
The company declared an interim dividend of ₹2.75 per share, underscoring its commitment to returning value to shareholders. Strong performance in healthcare, home, and personal care segments helped offset moderate growth in the foods division.
Management comments indicated cautious optimism for upcoming quarters, citing improving rural recovery and input cost stability as key tailwinds for margin expansion.
Key Highlights:
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Q2 consolidated net profit: ₹4.53 billion (vs est. ₹4.55 billion)
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Revenue from operations: ₹31.91 billion (vs est. ₹32.08 billion)
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Interim dividend: ₹2.75 per share
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Performance supported by healthcare and personal care categories
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Rural recovery, cost control to drive future growth
Sources: BSE filings, NSE data, Company press release, IBES estimates.