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Dabur India Q3 net profit up 10.26% to Rs 367 crore; shares rise 4%

Total income in the December quarter stood at Rs 2,274.46 crore

Business growing faster due to new investment cycle: Dabur's Mohit Malhotra

We are now ramping up investment in advertising and promotion, through both above-the-line and below-the-line activities

Dabur India's Q2 net profit jumps 4% to Rs 3.7 bn, income up 8% to Rs 22 bn

Dabur's revenue from food business was at Rs 2.89 billion, up 2.33 per cent as against Rs 2.82 billion in the year-ago period

Dabur India Q1 net profit surges 25% to Rs 3.3 billion, sales jump 16%

Dabur's international business, which forms 30% of its sales, grew 10.5%(on constant currency) during the quarter backed by strong growth in markets like Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Egypt

Patanjali's entry was a blessing in disguise: Dabur India CEO Sunil Duggal

Our higher than industry-average growth in past two quarters have helped us regain market share in categories such as oral care. Our strategies are different for separate categories, says Sunil Duggal

Dabur, other FMCG firms approach court over GST input tax credit

Under the erstwhile tax regime, capital goods that went into the production of goods in states that used to give area-based exemptions were not given input tax credit

Dabur Q4 profit jumps 19% to Rs 4 bn; earnings grow 6% to Rs 21 bn

Dabur's international sales in January-April period were up 16.8% in constant currency terms

Dabur acquires 2 personal care products firm in South Africa for Rs 250 mn

FMCG major Dabur India today said it has completed acquisition of two South Africa-based companies -- D&A Cosmetics Proprietary Ltd and Atlanta Body & Health Products Proprietary Ltd -- through its subsidiary. The company had last year announced that it will acquire the two personal care products companies in South Africa for a total cash consideration of 50 million rands (about Rs 25 crore). In a stock exchange filing, Dabur India said its wholly owned subsidiary Dermoviva Skin Essentials Inc has acquired 100 per cent share capital of the companies. Accordingly, both the companies have become step down wholly owned subsidiary companies of Dabur India Ltd, it added. This is not Dabur's first acquisition in South Africa. In 2016, it had earlier acquired a South Africa-based Discaria Trading (PTY) Ltd. In April last year, the company had announced completion of acquisition of personal, hair care and creams businesses of South Africa based-CTL group of companies valued at USD 1.5

Dabur India launches 30 products on Amazon to boost herbal marketplace

About 80 products will be launched in another six-to-eight month

No guarantee of demand revival soon: Sunil Duggal, CEO, Dabur India

Dabur India's chief executive officer Sunil Duggal shares his plans and insights with BS in an interview

Dabur Q4 profit flat at Rs 333 crore

Net sales down 4.8% y-o-y to Rs 1,909 cr due to economic slowdown in GCC markets

Dabur: Margins to come off as company pushes growth

Dabur India (Dabur)'s consolidated March 2017 quarter (Q4) results were a bit disappointing, even as it had a few surprises for investors. On the positive side, Dabur sustained market share gains for the second quarter in a row across its key categories such as Oral care, Hair oils, Juices and Home care, even as competitive intensity remained high. The company even managed to recover some market share lost to Patanjali in the honey segment. Secondly, as compared to analysts' expectation of a contraction, operating profit margin witnessed healthy expansion aided to some extent by falling advertisement spends (as a per cent of sales), employee costs as well as other expenses. As a result, the company's operating profit margin came in at 21.9 per cent, highest over the past 7-8 quarters. That's where the good news ends. The 2.4 per cent domestic volume growth was a disappointment. While it comes on a high base of 7 per cent in the March 2016 quarter and was better than the decline of 5 ..

Note ban pulls down Dabur's Q3 profit 7.3%

Consolidated sales dipped 6.1% during the quarter to Rs 1,847.7 crore

Dabur India Q3 net down 7.5% to Rs 293.76 crore

Company had posted a net profit of Rs 317.58 cr in Oct-Dec period of 2015, Dabur India said

FMCG major Dabur Q2 net profit up 5% at Rs 357 crore

Dabur India stock was trading 2.9% up at Rs 292.7 on BSE

Dabur eyes 75 per cent sales from ayurveda

Ramps up production, marketing and research

Looking to buy small brands, scale them up: Sunil Duggal

Interview with Chief Executive Officer, Dabur India