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--Godrej Consumer: Expect high-teens consolidated revenue growth in Apr-Jun 
--Godrej Consumer: Saw volatility in cost in Q1 due to raw material prices 
--Godrej Consumer: See consol EBITDA in Q1 ahead of guidance 
--Godrej Consumer: See consol margin to be lower due to cost pressures 
--Godrej Consumer: Expect margins to recover progressively through FY27 
--Godrej Consumer: Saw input costs ease towards the end of Apr-Jun 
 

 

MUMBAI – Godrej Consumer Products Ltd. expects its consolidated revenue to grow in the "high-teens" in the June quarter, driven by high single digit underlying volume growth, it said in a filing with the bourses Friday. It expects consolidated earnings before interest, tax, depreciation, and amortisation to be higher than its double-digit guidance for the metric. However, margins will be lower due to exceptional cost pressures, the company said.

 

The company faced "significant" volatility in cost due to rising crude oil prices and other raw materials and also faced sourcing challenges. While input costs remained higher through most of the June quarter, these costs started to ease towards the closing weeks of the quarter, the company said. It expects margins to recover "progressively" through the year.

 

"We remain mindful that El Nino conditions can heighten weather volatility across our key markets, with the potential to disrupt agricultural output and rural demand, though our geographically diversified sourcing and portfolio provide meaningful resilience against such volatility and as such we don't foresee any major impact," it added.

 

Godrej Consumers expects its standalone revenue to grow in double-digits for the June quarter. Revenue from its Indonesia operations grew in the mid-teens for the quarter, supported by double-digit underlying volume growth. It said this business is "back on a profitable growth journey" due to an easing of competitive pressures and improvement in market share.

 

Sales growth in the company's business in Africa, the US, and the West Asia was in "extremely strong double-digit". The growth has been broad-based across geographies and categories, it said.

 

Friday, shares of the company closed flat at INR 1,076.90 on the National Stock Exchange. For the March quarter, the company had reported consolidated net profit of INR 4.52 billion on revenues of INR 39 billion.  End

 

Reported by Ashutosh Pati

Edited by Akul Nishant Akhoury

 

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