The profit after tax (PAT) grew 24% sequentially from Rs 453 crore in Q2FY26 while the topline was up 11% from Rs 3,191 crore in the July-September quarter.
The Ayurveda major said that its FMCG Business reported a 6% growth during the quarter while its performance was broad-based across markets and categories.
Dabur’s net profit before exceptional items surged 10% to Rs 575 crore, up from Rs 522 crore a year earlier, while operating profit grew 7.7% during the quarter at Rs 734 crore.
India Business
The India business saw Dabur’s key brands and products report category-leading growths with market share gains across our key portfolio, led by a 193-bps improvement in hair oils market share. With this, Dabur’s total hair oils market share now stands at its highest ever level of around 20%, the company filing claimed.
Dabur also reported 131 bps gain in air freshener market share with its total market share touching 44%. Dabur posted 195 bps gain in Juices & Nectars market share while its share in the 100% juices category grew by around 646 bps.
The Skin & Salon business reported a 6.6% growth while Hajmola, our flagship Digestives brand, grew by 7%. The foods business reported a 14% growth in Q3.
International business
Dabur’s International Business reported strong growth of 11.1% during the third quarter, led by Turkey, MENA, US and Bangladesh.
MENA: Up 12.5%
Turkey: 15.4% growth
US: Up by 19.3%
Bangladesh: Grew 20.2%
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