Godrej Consumer Products Expects Double-Digit Revenue Growth in Q3 FY26

Godrej Consumer Products anticipates double-digit revenue and EBITDA growth in Q3 FY26. Demand in India is improving, supporting this growth. The Home Care segment remains robust. The company expects a recovery in Personal Care, particularly in soaps. Indonesia faces pricing pressures, but stabilization is expected. Godrej Africa, USA, and Middle East (GAUM) continue strong performance, poised to deliver FY26 guidance.

Q3 FY26 Performance Expectations

Godrej Consumer Products anticipates delivering double-digit revenue growth for Q3 FY26. This expectation is underpinned by close to double-digit underlying volume growth.

India Demand and Segment Performance

Demand conditions in India have strengthened progressively during the quarter. The Home Care segment is expected to deliver double-digit value growth, supported by consumer demand. Personal Care is expected to record mid-single-digit value growth, driven by a recovery in the soaps category.

International Markets

In Indonesia, competitive pricing pressures persisted during the quarter. The company expects stabilization and improvement from FY27 onwards. Godrej Africa, USA and Middle East (GAUM) continues to deliver strong performance and is well poised to deliver FY26 in accordance with its guidance of double-digit top and bottom-line growth.

Consolidated Expectations

At the consolidated level, Godrej Consumer Products anticipates close to double-digit revenue growth in INR terms and double-digit EBITDA growth. This reflects the strength of the company’s category development led growth strategy and improving trends across its international businesses.

The company expects standalone EBITDA margins to revert to the normative range, aided by favorable input costs, disciplined cost management and calibrated pricing actions.

Source: BSE

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