Dabur has garnered attention as an appealing prospect in the FMCG sector due to its increased focus on expanding its presence in existing categories, exploring adjacent markets, and enhancing margins through premium products, as noted by analysts.

The FMCG giant recently held its ‘Capital Markets Day’ on September 15 to unveil its strategy and recent developments in its business segments.

Dabur

According to a report from brokerage firm Motilal Oswal, Dabur, under the leadership of CEO Mohit Malhotra since FY19, has undertaken several strategic initiatives that have enhanced its performance and increased portfolio penetration from 69 percent in FY19 to 76 percent in FY23. Its sales have shown an average annual growth of 7.8 percent during FY19-23, a significant improvement compared to 2.2 percent during FY15-19.

Dabur currently generates 75 percent of its revenue from the domestic market, with the remaining 25 percent coming from exports.

Conclusion: Dabur, the FMCG giant, has attracted attention from analysts due to its strategic initiatives focused on expanding its presence in existing categories, entering adjacent markets, and boosting margins through premium products. Under the leadership of CEO Mohit Malhotra, the company has seen improved performance and increased portfolio penetration.

FAQ:

What is FMCG?

FMCG stands for Fast-Moving Consumer Goods. These are products that are sold quickly at relatively low prices and are considered essential or frequently used by consumers, such as food, beverages, toiletries, and household items.

What is Dabur known for?

Dabur is a well-known Indian consumer goods company that specializes in natural healthcare and personal care products. It is known for products such as  Chyawanprash,  Honey, Vatika hair oil, and various herbal and Ayurvedic remedies.

Who is the CEO of Dabur?

The CEO of Dabur is Mohit Malhotra, who has been leading the company since FY19 and has implemented strategic initiatives to enhance its performance and market presence.