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Mixed Q3 Results for Pharma and FMCG

Mixed Q3 Results for Pharma and FMCG
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Two companies, Piramal Pharma and Gillette India, recently shared their financial results for the third quarter of the fiscal year 2026.

Piramal Pharma reported a loss of ₹136 crore, which is a decrease from the same period last year.

However, they are seeing early signs of recovery in their contract manufacturing business.

Gillette India, on the other hand, had a good quarter with a 37% increase in profit to ₹172.5 crore.

Their revenue was ₹790 crore, which is a bit less than the previous quarter but still showing good growth compared to last year.

Both companies are dealing with different challenges and opportunities in their respective markets.

Piramal Pharma is focusing on broadening its product portfolio and acquiring new products, while Gillette India is benefiting from improved cost efficiencies and strong consumer demand.

Despite some economic challenges, both companies are working on strategies to grow and improve their financial performance.

Key facts

Piramal Pharma Q3 Revenue
₹2,140 crore
Piramal Pharma Q3 Loss
₹136 crore
Piramal Pharma EBITDA Margin
11%
Piramal Pharma CDMO Revenue
₹1,166 crore
Piramal Pharma Stock Price
₹159.70 (up 3.7%)
Gillette India Q3 Revenue
₹790 crore
Gillette India Q3 Profit
₹172.5 crore
Gillette India EPS
₹52.93
Gillette India Interim Dividend
₹180 per share (including ₹60 special payout)

Quotes

Nandini Piramal

Chairperson of Piramal Pharma Ltd

“It is a product that has limited competition and we expect that it will add incremental revenue without a lot of incremental cost to the business. It is a complex and hard-to-manufacture product… As part of our strategy to broaden our base, we are looking at developing our own licensing as well as acquiring products.”
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“We are seeing early signs of recovery. We've seen a pickup in RFPs (requests for proposal) and order inflows, and we're not changing our FY26 guidance.”
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