India's packaged consumer goods grew 10.6% in Q4, driven by strong rural demand and higher staple prices, with rural markets outpacing urban consumption.

Retail and banking stocks rose 0.5 per cent and 0.7 per cent, respectively. NEW DELHI: FMCG stocks were trading lower on ...

Consumer goods sales and vehicle registrations in India have shown improvement, with rural demand outpacing urban areas. This ...

MUMBAI: The fast-moving consumer goods industry recorded a 10.6% growth in sales value in Oct-Dec 2024, the highest in four ...

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Demand for fast-moving consumer goods in urban markets remained slower than that in rural areas, although volume growth ...

Rural FMCG markets continue to outperform urban areas in Q4 2024, driven by festive demand and smaller pack sizes. NielsenIQ ...

The stock market went into the red upon opening as trading began on Friday, February 7, the day the new Reserve Bank of India ...

Among the FMCG stalwarts, while Marico, Emami, and Godrej emerged as splurgers, Dabur, HUL, and Colgate-Palmolive came out to be prudent spenders ...

We struggle to justify the valuations of Hindustan Unilever or other consumer staple companies, said Kotak Institutional ...

Indian FMCG majors like Coca Cola and Tata Consumer are leveraging vending machines for business growth opportunities.

Analysts expect companies like Hindustan Unilever, ITC, Dabur and Nestle to directly benefit from the consumption boost.