Personal Products company Dabur India announced Q1FY26 results Consolidated Revenue of Rs 3,405 crore. Consolidated Net Profit for the Q1FY26 at Rs 514 crore, up from Rs 500 crore in Q1FY25. Excluding this seasonal portfolio, the business grew by 7% in Q1FY26. Mohit Malhotra, Chief Executive Officer, Dabur India, said: Despite facing inflationary headwinds during the quarter, Dabur delivered a 2% growth in Operating Profit, outpacing topline growth and underscoring the strength of our brands and execution. "This performance was anchored by solid market share gains across 95% of our portfolio, reflecting the trust of our consumers, the resilience of our brands and the agility of our teams to navigate challenges and deliver ahead of expectations." For five consecutive quarters, rural markets have outperformed urban, reflecting deep-rooted resilience and rising consumer confidence across the heartland. This quarter too, the growth from Bharat stood 390 bps ahead of urban India, both in value and volume terms. Dabur has made remarkable strides in expanding its distribution footprint with direct reach surging by 63,000 outlets year-on-year, now spanning 1.52 million outlets, up from 1.45 million in Q1FY25. Our village coverage expanded by around 10,000 villages, reaching 1.33 lakh villages, while our Yoddha network grew by around 900 members to 19,900 Yoddhas. These reflect our relentless efforts to bring our products closer to consumers across India. "While urban markets, riding on the strong performance of Modern Trade and emerging channels, have shown signs of sequential improvement, it still lags rural growth. We recognize that rural consumers are the growth engine for us. Through targeted initiatives such as expanding our rural footprint, enhancing last-mile connectivity, and rolling out tailored product formats, we have deepened our engagement and trust in these communities." Result PDF