Archive · 7 Jan 2026
Dabur India Q3-FY26 Update: Mixed Results
Dabur India released its business update for the third quarter of the fiscal year 2026.
The company saw a mid-single digit growth in its overall revenue, which is lower than what analysts expected.
The home and personal care segment grew by double digits, but the healthcare segment only saw a small improvement.
The international business is expected to grow by nearly double digits.
Dabur's operating profit and profit after tax are growing faster than its revenue, but they might not meet the high expectations set by analysts.
There are risks and opportunities for the company, such as a recovery in rural demand and the resolution of a legal case.
Dabur India reported mid-single digit consolidated revenue growth for Q3-FY26, below analyst expectations of 8%.
Home and personal care (HPC) segment revenue grew in double digits, while healthcare saw low-single digit growth.
International business is expected to post near double-digit growth in INR terms.
Operating profit and profit after tax are growing ahead of revenue but may fall short of analyst estimates.
Upside risks include stronger rural demand and a pick-up in sales growth in laggard categories like hair oil and beverages.
- Who
- Dabur India
- What
- Q3-FY26 business update
- When
- January 7, 2026
- Where
- India and international markets
- Why
- To provide insights into the company's financial performance and growth expectations
- Current Market Price (CMP)
- ₹520.60
- Target Price
- ₹590
- Consolidated Revenue Growth
- Mid-single digit
- Operating Profit Growth
- Ahead of revenue growth
- Profit After Tax Growth
- Ahead of revenue growth
- HPC Segment Revenue Growth
- Double digits
- Healthcare Segment Growth
- Low-single digit
- International Business Growth
- Near double digit in INR terms
