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A lot hinges on its ability to boost volumes amid stiff competition

Management optimistic about growth as stock valuation stays unchanged for India's largest oral care company

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Singh has worked at Coca-Cola for about two decades at several senior leadership positions and concluded his journey there as chairman, Asia Pacific and spearheaded its businesses across 25 countries

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FMCG distributors suspended their boycott of Colgate after talks with the company over the issue of the price disparity between the traditional distributors and organised business-to-business channel

Colgate India's meeting with distributors comes after the traditional channel stopped supplying its Colgate MaxFresh range of products in Maharashtra

Last week, a group of distributors said they will stop some Colgate products from Jan. 1 in western Maharashtra state, the richest and one of the most populous in India

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Distributors in state to stop supplying Colgate products in phases from January 1

Focus on modern trade and market share gains has led brokerages to hike their target price estimate for the stock

Some recent reports by brokerages indicate an improvement in the company's market share, led by volume recovery

Rise in competitive intensity could make share gains difficult

National consumer brands outpace regional labels three years in a row, reports Kantar. Will the pandemic halt the trend?

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Down-trading, competitive intensity key concerns

The toothpaste brand from GSK Consumer ditches the old prescriptive advertising routine, as it looks to widen its appeal among young users

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Despite higher spending on advertising, high competition in toothpastes could restrict meaningful recovery in lost market share and weigh on earnings

Analysts estimate low single-digit volume growth, the lowest since June 2017 quarter; companies will need to clock double-digit volume growth in second half to touch FY19 levels