Overview
- Underlying India business volumes reached a multi-quarter high, driven by robust rural demand and scale-up of core and new franchises.
- Consolidated revenue grew by low-twenties percent year-on-year in Q1, despite input cost inflation compressing gross margins.
- Parachute recorded a slight volume decline from hyperinflationary input costs but sustained sales through strategic pricing and pack-size adjustments.
- Saffola Oils delivered high-twenties revenue growth on mid-single-digit volume gains, while value-added hair oils returned to low-double-digit growth.
- International operations achieved high-teen constant-currency growth led by resilience in Bangladesh, and Marico expects gross margin relief from H2 as commodity costs stabilize.