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SECTOR | 05 Jan 2026, 09:27AM

Analysts see Marico post strong Q3 on pricing power, margin recovery

Business Standard

Nomura expects Marico's consolidated revenue to rise in the high twenties Y-o-Y in Q3FY26, estimating growth of around 27%, despite a broadly stable demand environment for the FMCG sector.

Stars Finally Aligning For India's FMCG Story, Says Goldman Sachs Check Stock Picks

NDTV Profit | 05 Jan 2026, 09:02AM 1 more

Consumer Durables

SECTOR | 02 Jan 2026

Cupid gets board approval for FMCG plant in Saudi Arabia

Business Line

Cupid expects demand strength to lift Q3 numbers

Marico expects high single-digit volume growth in Q3 India business

Business Standard | 02 Jan 2026 1 more

Consumer Durables

SECTOR | 02 Jan 2026

Rising incomes, rural recovery to power corporate India's 2026 growth

Economic Times

Corporate India anticipates improved performance in 2026, driven by rising disposable incomes, a stronger rural economy, and infrastructure spending, partially offsetting rupee depreciation. Key sectors like automobiles, banking, FMCG, IT, metals, oil & gas, power, and pharmaceuticals are poised for growth, with AI and premiumization emerging as dominant themes.

Consumer Durables

SECTOR | 31 Dec 2025

Centre prohibits oral nimesulide doses above 100 mg, cites safety risks

Business Standard

The Union Health Ministry has banned the manufacture, sale and distribution of all oral formulations containing the popular painkiller nimesulide above 100 mg, citing serious risks to health, an official notification said. The decision was taken following a recommendation by ICMR, the apex health research body of India, it said. "The Central government is satisfied that the use of all oral formulations containing Nimesulide above 100 mg in immediate release dosage form is likely to involve risk to human beings and that safer alternatives to the said drug are available," the notification issued on Monday said. It stated that it is necessary and expedient in the public interest to prohibit the manufacture, sale and distribution of the drug in the country for human use. "Now, therefore, in exercise of the powers conferred by section 26A of the Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940 and after consultation with the Drugs Technical Advisory Board, the Centre, hereby prohibits the manufacture, sal

Consumer Durables

SECTOR | 31 Dec 2025

566% rally in 2025! Multibagger small-cap Cupid extends bull run to fifth session, hits record high

livemint

Cupid's share price increased by 2.10% to a record 520.15, driven by plans for a new FMCG facility in Saudi Arabia. This move marks a significant step in the company's international expansion and supply chain enhancement.

Consumer Durables

SECTOR | 30 Dec 2025

Cupid Share Price Hits Record High On Saudi FMCG Expansion Plans

NDTV Profit

The proposed unit will be Cupid's first manufacturing plant outside India.

Cupid hits all-time high as board nods setting up FMCG unit in Saudi Arabia

Business Standard | 30 Dec 2025

Consumer Durables

SECTOR | 29 Dec 2025

Stock Picks Today: Coforge, Titan, Stylam Industries And More On Brokerages' Radar

NDTV Profit

Brokerages have also shared their outlook on the ports, steel, banking, FMCG and consumer sectors, alongside broader cross-sector trends.

Consumer Durables

SECTOR | 26 Dec 2025

AVG Logistics rallies 8% on inking MoU with Baidyanath LNG; details here

Business Standard

The collaboration aims to accelerate adoption of LNG-powered transportation solutions across major industrial sectors, including steel & metals, FMCG, cement, & other high-volume logistics segments.

Consumer Durables

SECTOR | 26 Dec 2025

Prosus-backed ElasticRun's quick commerce wing is bringing speed to FMCG, grocery deliveries in small towns

livemint

In FY25, ElasticRun narrowed its net loss to 145 crore from 360 crore in the previous year, helped by improved efficiencies in logistics and focus on regional brands.

Consumer Durables

SECTOR | 26 Dec 2025

Retailers ramp up women hiring as sector reshapes frontline teams

Business Standard

The gender gap is widest in FMCG feet-on-street sales, where demanding travel, tough targets, low pay and poor facilities keep women below 5 per cent