India's FMCG companies are expected to post double-digit revenue growth in the September quarter, driven by higher volumes and selective price increases. Rising input costs, especially for sugar and edible oils, could limit profit expansion.
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FMCG revenues to rise in Q2, but costs could dent margins
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India's FMCG companies are expected to post double-digit revenue growth in the September quarter, driven by higher volumes and selective price increases. Rising input costs, especially for sugar and edible oils, could limit profit expansion.
Revenue growth is improving, but the cost environment is moving against manufacturers. Companies with stronger
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FMCG sales may accelerate even as higher input costs make earnings growth harder to sustain.
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