Dabur India Limited has announced that its subsidiary, Dabur Nepal Private Limited, has not been significantly impacted by the recent flash floods that occurred on the Nepal-Tibet border on August 26, 2026. While a small number of distributors’ offices were in the affected area, the major operations and manufacturing plants in Kathmandu and Birganj remain fully operational, with the overall impact estimated as negligible.
Dabur India Confirms No Material Impact from Nepal Floods
Dabur India Limited has informed stakeholders that its subsidiary, Dabur Nepal Private Limited, has experienced no significant impact from the flash floods that occurred on the Nepal-Tibet border on August 26, 2026. The company has provided assurance regarding the operational continuity of its Nepalese business following the natural disaster.
Operational Resilience in Nepal
The announcement clarifies that the major operational hubs for Dabur Nepal Private Limited, including its manufacturing plants located in the valley region at Kathmandu and Birganj, Nepal, continue to function without interruption. While offices of only 3 distributors were situated in the flood-affected regions and may face minor impacts, the overall effect on the subsidiary’s operations has been assessed as negligible. This resilience underscores the robust operational setup in place for the Nepalese market.
Continued Disclosure
Dabur India Limited has committed to providing any further material updates regarding this matter to the stock exchanges in due course. The information detailed in this disclosure is also readily available on the company’s official website, www.dabur.com, for public access and verification.
Source: BSE
