In 2025’s Indian FMCG landscape: HUL leads with premium scale and resilience; Dabur excels through ayurvedic leadership and rural strength; Godrej Consumer Products combines innovation and global reach; and Jyothy Labs stands out as a lean, high-growth challenger with rural penetration and value pricing. Each presents distinct investment angles—brand equity, profitability, expansion, or value rebound
India’s FMCG sector is powering ahead in 2025, with ITC, HUL, Nestlé, and Dabur leading the charge. From rural demand recovery to premium product launches, these consumer giants offer stability, growth, and dividends. Here’s a comparison of their latest results, strategies, and value investing potential in today’s competitive landscape.
Marico and Dabur’s latest financial analyses reveal distinct strategic approaches in the FMCG sector. While Marico focused on operational efficiencies amid a slight revenue dip, Dabur achieved robust revenue growth, particularly in international markets. Both firms underscore their adaptability and strategic depth, navigating challenges and capitalizing on core competencies for sustainable growth.
