Marico reports 13% revenue growth, flags higher input costs
In short
Marico reported 13% higher consolidated revenue, helped by stronger volumes in India and international markets. The company said rising input costs are a concern because of geopolitical tensions and bad weather.
It also said inflation could affect rural demand. Marico expects mid-20% EBITDA growth by FY27 and annual revenue above ₹15,000 crore, but the report does not give the latest profit figure.
What the reporting says
Marico reported 13% consolidated revenue growth, driven by strong volume growth in India and overseas markets. The publisher summary says the company warned about rising input costs from geopolitical tensions and adverse weather, while managing director Saugata Gupta flagged possible inflation effects in rural areas. Marico also said it aims for mid-20% EBITDA growth by FY27 and annual revenue above ₹15,000 crore, though the reporting does not say when those targets will be reached exactly.
Why it matters
Marico reported 13% consolidated revenue growth, supported by volume gains in India and international markets. The company flagged rising input costs linked to geopolitical tensions and adverse weather, and its managing director said inflation could weigh on rural demand. Marico also outlined medium-term goals of mid-20% EBITDA growth by FY27 and revenue above ₹15,000 crore. The report does not provide the latest profit number.