From FMCG market likely to witness slump, DoT asking telcos to list out spectrum demands to analysts predicting GDP fall to 3-decade low, Business Standard brings you top headlines of the day
While hygiene and home care segment, rural-focused players could see better demand, a large portion coming from non-essential products means topline will be impacted
On Monday, the company announced it was buying VWash, an intimate hygiene brand from Glenmark Pharmaceuticals
With all non-essential stores shuttered and e-commerce firms postponing deliveries of such items, sales have come to a halt
Workforce is down to 25 per cent in many units. Some are even thinner at 15 per cent attendance only
According to experts, discretionary businesses like food services and jewellery continue to have a greater presence in urban areas versus rural areas, where consumption slowdown has been pronounced.
The inclusion of consumer stocks comes at a time when valuations in the space have reached record levels
The firm is strong in industrial adhesives, providing solutions to sectors such as automotive, metals, packaging and aerospace
Terming it as "incremental budget", Dabur India CEO Mohit Malhotra said the government continues to focus on farmers' income and is offering significant sops at the lower end of the spectrum
The recovery in growth for the fast moving consumer goods (FMCG) sector will begin playing out from March-April 2020 riding on a jump in farm incomes, Crisil Ratings said in its report
Shedding the tag of being a slow mover, in the past three years Nestle has followed an aggressive launch strategy
He says corporation tax cut is a big exercise. It will take some time for the people to start mobilising the money and setting up factories
The last of a two-part series looks at how commodity price inflation is prompting firms to increase prices
Delayed winter, disruption in traditional trade channel, weak rural demand led to low product offtake
FMCG suffered on two counts -- poor consumer sentiment brought on by macroeconomic headwinds and the continuing liquidity crisis arising out of faltering NBFCs
Unilever must take some of the blame for its own predicament. Its rival Nestle SA has managed steady sales growth, while pulling off some canny acquisitions and disposals
As per official data, as many as 42 consumer complaints were registered against various FMCG companies with many of them found to be not passing the benefits of lower tax rates
One set to be largest arm by FY27, the other slower in contrast
Despite the ongoing slowdown, the company has posted strong organic growth in the past couple of quarters
Strong box office collections, good growth in F&B sales and reasonable valuations point to healthy upsides despite sharp run up