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SECTOR | 12 Dec 2025

Hindustan Unilever's Home Care Bet: Can Vandana Suri Revive Slowing Growth?

NDTV Profit

The appointment comes at a critical juncture for India's largest FMCG company, which has delivered negative returns over the past five years, while the Nifty 50 index has almost doubled.

Consumer Durables

SECTOR | 12 Dec 2025

CCL Products looks beyond coffee to emerge as food and beverge FMCG player

Business Line

Launches South Indian snacks under Malgudi brand and iced tea mixes

Modi Naturals plans up to 100 crore FMCG acquisitions after NSE listing

Business Standard | 11 Dec 2025

Consumer Durables

SECTOR | 09 Dec 2025

Welspun One to invest 550 cr in 1.2 million sq ft logistics park in Pune

Business Standard

Warehousing and industrial real estate platform Welspun One plans to develop Grade-A logistics park spread over around 1.2 million square feet in Talegaon, Pune with an investment of Rs 550 crore, the company said on Tuesday. The company said it has been allotted 46-acre of land parcel in Pune's Talegaon MIDC Phase- IV for the project. The upcoming park will be designed with tailored specifications to meet the distinct operational needs of high-demand sectors such as 3PL, e-commerce, FMCG, automotive, engineering, auto ancillary, and manufacturing industries, making it one of the region's most differentiated and high-performance assets, it said. The masterplan includes four planned buildings ranging from around 1 lakh sq ft to around 3.5 lakh sq ft, offering flexibility for both high-throughput logistics players and industrial users with large-format space requirements at Welspun One. The land parcel is earmarked for developing a premium Grade-A first-mile logistics asset, designed

Consumer Durables

SECTOR | 05 Dec 2025

Dabur receives 'no adverse observations' from BSE on merger of Sesa Care

Economic Times

Home-grown FMCG firm Dabur on Friday said it has received an observation letter with "no adverse observations" from the BSE over its Scheme of Amalgamation of Sesa Care.

Consumer Durables

SECTOR | 04 Dec 2025, 08:05PM

Consumer durable makers plan up to 10% price hikes as rupee slides

Business Standard

Consumer electronics firms expect to raise prices by up to 10% as the rupee weakens and input costs rise, while food companies watch the currency closely before adjusting prices

Consumer Durables

SECTOR | 04 Dec 2025, 12:09PM

Elitecon International banks on new FMCG product launches for growth

Business Line

The roadmap includes entering snacks, confectionery, ready-to-eat foods and other everyday consumption categories

Consumer Durables

SECTOR | 03 Dec 2025, 03:36PM

FMCG raw material costs a mixed bag; cereals prices softens but coffee remains firm: Report

Business Line

Softening of crude oil will aid in lower packaging costs for FMCG companies

Consumer Durables

SECTOR | 03 Dec 2025, 12:30PM

Hotels enter multi-year growth cycle; Indian Hotels, Lemon Tree top picks: Sandip Sabharwal

Economic Times

Market strategist Sandip Sabharwal sees selective consumption opportunities despite uneven market participation, favoring steady FMCG names like Dabur and Godrej Consumer, alongside niche plays like Wonderla Holidays. He believes inflation data supports an RBI rate cut, though external commentary on the rupee may lead to caution.

Consumer Durables

SECTOR | 01 Dec 2025

FMCG companies' margins to improve in Q3 on softening input prices

Business Line

In November, palm oil prices moderated during the month, while tea and copra prices remained rangebound month-on-month, said Nomura

ITC share price down 1% in strong market; why is the FMCG stock falling?

Business Standard | 01 Dec 2025

Consumer Durables

SECTOR | 29 Nov 2025

Consumer demand strengthens ahead of festive & wedding season; Titan & HUL top buy: Siddhartha Khemka

Economic Times

Consumer demand is strengthening ahead of the festive and wedding season, with improving trends across jewellery, liquor, paints, and select FMCG categories. Titan and Hindustan Unilever remain top picks as brand momentum, premiumisation, and recovering rural sentiment drive growth. Analysts expect a stronger second half as consumption normalises and margins stabilise.