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Dabur India sees mid-single digit Q2 FY26 growth despite September sales dip from GST cut, with strong performance in key categories and international markets.
Dabur India expects mid-single digit revenue growth for Q2 FY26 despite temporary sales disruptions in September 2025 caused by a GST rate cut from 12-18% to 5% on key products, prompting consumers and retailers to delay purchases.
About 60-85% of its India business is now under the lower tax bracket, boosting affordability.
Non-GST-impacted brands and categories like oral care, skin care, and culinary performed strongly, with retail offtakes resilient and market share gains across over 90% of its portfolio.
International operations grew mid-single digits in both rupee and constant currency terms, supported by strong performance in MENA, Turkey, and Bangladesh, though Nepal faced challenges due to political unrest.
E-commerce is projected to grow double digits.
Dabur India ve un crecimiento de un solo dígito en el segundo trimestre del año fiscal 26 a pesar de la caída de las ventas de septiembre por el recorte del GST, con un sólido desempeño en categorías clave y mercados internacionales.