Dabur projeta crescimento de receita de dois dígitos impulsionado pela demanda rural

A Dabur India prevê um aumento no lucro do primeiro trimestre devido a aumentos estratégicos de preços. A empresa projeta um forte crescimento de receita de dois dígitos em meio a uma demanda resiliente dos consumidores.

A Dabur India espera que os aumentos de preços compensem a inflação mais alta e os custos de embalagem. A empresa destacou melhorias sequenciais em seu desempenho comercial, apesar dos desafios globais em curso.

A demanda rural na Índia continua superando as áreas urbanas, com apoio adicional de canais de vendas emergentes. Mercados internacionais como Egito e Turquia também têm previsão de registrar crescimento de dois dígitos.

A perspectiva reflete o foco da empresa em manter as margens enquanto enfrenta as pressões de custos no setor de bens de consumo de alta rotatividade (FMCG).

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