Dabur India reported a steady set of numbers for the June 2025 quarter, with consolidated revenue rising to ₹3,404.6 crore, a 1.7% year-on-year growth. Net profit inched up 2.8% to ₹508.29 crore, while EBITDA grew 2% to ₹667.82 crore. Margins held steady, with both EBITDA margin and gross profit margin coming in at 19.6% and 47% respectively.
The company attributed the soft growth to unseasonal rains, which significantly impacted sales in its beverages segment. Excluding these summer-centric categories, revenue growth stood at a more encouraging 7%. Dabur also reported a 2% volume growth in its core, non-seasonal portfolio—highlighting underlying strength in its essentials and healthcare categories.
Ad spends were lower this quarter at ₹201.96 crore, compared to ₹235.89 crore a year ago, reducing ad expenses as a percentage of sales from 7% to 5.9%.
Despite the weather-related drag, Dabur’s performance remained stable, supported by cost discipline and resilience in its everyday product lines.
