Dabur India (DABUR) AGM 2026 presentation summary
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AGM 2026 presentation summary
6 Aug, 2026Business overview and market position
Among the top 4 FMCG companies in India, with products consumed by 8 out of 10 households.
Operates 21 manufacturing facilities and has a distribution network reaching ~8.5 million outlets.
Strong overseas presence, with 27% of sales from international markets.
FY26 sales reached INR 13,193 Cr, with a PAT of INR 1,895 Cr.
Market leadership in key domestic categories like juices, honey, chyawanprash, and hair oils.
Financial performance and growth
Revenue from operations grew 7x over 20 years, reaching INR 13,193 Cr in FY26.
PAT increased 9x to INR 1,895 Cr, and market cap rose 10x to INR 72,801 Cr over 20 years.
FY26 operating profit was INR 2,452 Cr, with an 18.6% operating margin and 14.4% PAT margin.
Dividend payout ratio stood at 77%, with INR 14.6 Bn paid.
Q1 FY27 saw consolidated revenue up 10.6% YoY and PAT up 15% YoY.
Brand portfolio and innovation
Key brands include Chyawanprash, Honey, Real, Hajmola, Vatika, and Red Toothpaste.
Multiple brands in the INR 1 billion+ revenue club, including Real, Amla, Honey, and Red Toothpaste.
Innovation contributed 2.1% to sales in FY26, with new launches in health, HPC, and F&B.
Premium portfolio grew 3x faster than core, with premiumization at 17% of sales.
Packaging refresh and new product development across domestic and international markets.
Latest events from Dabur India
- Double-digit revenue and profit growth with strong margins and resilient market share.DABUR
Q1 26/27 - Revenue and profit rose, margins improved, and a final dividend was proposed.DABUR
Q4 25/26 - Q3 FY26 saw robust revenue and profit growth, margin expansion, and an interim dividend payout.DABUR
Q3 25/26 - Q2 and H1 FY26 saw revenue and profit growth, margin gains, and an interim dividend declared.DABUR
Q2 25/26 - Revenue and profit rose with strong rural, international, and market share gains; margins held firm.DABUR
Q1 25/26 - Q2 FY25 revenue fell 5.5%, Sesa merger to drive growth; ₹2.75 interim dividend declared.DABUR
Q2 24/25 - Revenue and profit rose, with margin gains and strong rural, digital, and international growth.DABUR
Q1 24/25 - FY2025 delivered modest growth, margin pressure, and a proposed ₹5.25/share dividend.DABUR
Q4 24/25 - Rural and international strength drove Q3 FY25 growth, with key segment gains and a major merger.DABUR
Q3 24/25