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HINDUNILVRFast Moving Consumer Goods filings

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18 transcript(s)/analyst meet(s) served; 5 document(s) on file are not transcripts (cover letters, duplicates, unresolved) and are excluded. Speaker attribution is shown only where the segmenter attributes ≥ 95% of sentences to management or analysts (0 of 18 documents here); elsewhere sentences render unattributed.

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COVER_LETTER202305042023-03-31no
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Commentary — cross-call tabulation

QuarterThemeManagement sentencesAnalyst sentencesManagement share
Q1FY24AI and technology210.00
Q1FY24Capex and capacity530.01
Q1FY24Capital allocation510.01
Q1FY24Competition340.00
Q1FY24Credit quality400.01
Q1FY24Currency and macro5060.08
Q1FY24Demand and volumes7730.12
Q1FY24Deposits and liquidity000.00
Q1FY24Distribution and persistency600.01
Q1FY24Margins and costs81130.13
Q1FY24People and attrition200.00
Q1FY24Pricing and realisation7270.11
Q1FY24Raw materials and input costs2120.03
Q1FY24Regulation and policy400.01
Q1FY26AI and technology810.02
Q1FY26Capex and capacity300.01
Q1FY26Capital allocation020.00
Q1FY26Competition200.01
Q1FY26Credit quality100.00
Q1FY26Currency and macro1320.04
Q1FY26Demand and volumes2340.07
Q1FY26Deposits and liquidity000.00
Q1FY26Distribution and persistency220.01
Q1FY26Margins and costs2410.07
Q1FY26People and attrition000.00
Q1FY26Pricing and realisation35100.10
Q1FY26Raw materials and input costs910.03
Q1FY26Regulation and policy200.01
Q1FY27AI and technology200.01
Q1FY27Capex and capacity100.00
Q1FY27Capital allocation600.02
Q1FY27Competition120.00
Q1FY27Credit quality000.00
Q1FY27Currency and macro1230.05
Q1FY27Demand and volumes1170.04
Q1FY27Deposits and liquidity000.00
Q1FY27Distribution and persistency420.02
Q1FY27Margins and costs1620.06
Q1FY27People and attrition000.00
Q1FY27Pricing and realisation2060.08
Q1FY27Raw materials and input costs910.04
Q1FY27Regulation and policy300.01
Q2FY23AI and technology1510.03
Q2FY23Capex and capacity100.00
Q2FY23Capital allocation600.01
Q2FY23Competition960.02
Q2FY23Credit quality100.00
Q2FY23Currency and macro5320.11
Q2FY23Demand and volumes3540.07
Q2FY23Deposits and liquidity000.00
Q2FY23Distribution and persistency310.01
Q2FY23Margins and costs6030.12
Q2FY23People and attrition410.01
Q2FY23Pricing and realisation4170.08
Q2FY23Raw materials and input costs3300.07
Q2FY23Regulation and policy700.01
Q2FY24AI and technology1010.02
Q2FY24Capex and capacity310.01
Q2FY24Capital allocation900.02
Q2FY24Competition510.01
Q2FY24Credit quality100.00
Q2FY24Currency and macro2610.05
Q2FY24Demand and volumes5880.12
Q2FY24Deposits and liquidity000.00
Q2FY24Distribution and persistency520.01
Q2FY24Margins and costs4820.10
Q2FY24People and attrition100.00
Q2FY24Pricing and realisation5360.11
Q2FY24Raw materials and input costs3000.06
Q2FY24Regulation and policy400.01
Q2FY25AI and technology200.01
Q2FY25Capex and capacity100.00
Q2FY25Capital allocation000.00
Q2FY25Competition460.01
Q2FY25Credit quality000.00
Q2FY25Currency and macro1940.06
Q2FY25Demand and volumes17110.05
Q2FY25Deposits and liquidity000.00
Q2FY25Distribution and persistency6110.02
Q2FY25Margins and costs1950.06
Q2FY25People and attrition000.00
Q2FY25Pricing and realisation30130.09
Q2FY25Raw materials and input costs1400.04
Q2FY25Regulation and policy100.00
Q2FY26AI and technology510.01
Q2FY26Capex and capacity000.00
Q2FY26Capital allocation610.02
Q2FY26Competition010.00
Q2FY26Credit quality000.00
Q2FY26Currency and macro510.01
Q2FY26Demand and volumes34160.09
Q2FY26Deposits and liquidity000.00
Q2FY26Distribution and persistency940.02
Q2FY26Margins and costs1710.05
Q2FY26People and attrition300.01
Q2FY26Pricing and realisation1740.05
Q2FY26Raw materials and input costs410.01
Q2FY26Regulation and policy19110.05
Q3FY24AI and technology1730.03
Q3FY24Capex and capacity200.00
Q3FY24Capital allocation300.00
Q3FY24Competition2200.03
Q3FY24Credit quality000.00
Q3FY24Currency and macro2540.04
Q3FY24Demand and volumes56110.09
Q3FY24Deposits and liquidity000.00
Q3FY24Distribution and persistency730.01
Q3FY24Margins and costs5170.08
Q3FY24People and attrition200.00
Q3FY24Pricing and realisation65110.10
Q3FY24Raw materials and input costs1900.03
Q3FY24Regulation and policy200.00
Q3FY25AI and technology200.01
Q3FY25Capex and capacity200.01
Q3FY25Capital allocation740.02
Q3FY25Competition340.01
Q3FY25Credit quality000.00
Q3FY25Currency and macro1060.03
Q3FY25Demand and volumes2460.08
Q3FY25Deposits and liquidity000.00

Guidance items

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Q2FY23othernanThen Ritesh will cover our financial results in more detail and share our future outlook.3
Q2FY23othernanLet me first start with a quick summary of our performance for the quarter and then cover the external environment and our strategy, then of course, we will hav3
Q2FY23othernanIt includes a range of 11 skin care products and curated regime kits proven to offer best-in-class acne treatment at each stage of Acne Lifecycle.5
Q2FY23othernanVery quickly, we were able to curate the right mixes providing targeted solutions for every state of the acne life cycle.6
Q2FY23othernanProject Shakti, we had launched this in the early part of this millennium with the aim to financially empower and provide livelihood opportunities to women in r6
Q2FY23othernanWith this, let me now hand over to Ritesh, our CFO, to talk about our performance in this quarter and our outlook in much more detail.7
Q2FY23othernanI will now walk you through our in-quarter performance and our outlook.7
Q2FY23othernanAs I mentioned earlier, we had a one-off tax prior period adjustment in this quarter and including that, our ETR for this fiscal year is expected to be around 211
Q2FY23othernanNow moving on to our outlook, let me start with giving you some more color on how inflation is panning out.11
Q2FY23marginLOWEREDWith this softening and if other commodities remain at their current elevated levels, we expect our December quarter NMI to be slightly lower than our September12
Q2FY23marginLOWEREDIf commodities were to remain where they are today, we expect the price versus cost gap to marginally narrow leading to a sequential improvement in gross margin12
Q2FY23othernanWith the likely increase in media intensity, we expect a step-up in our A&P investments.12
Q2FY23otherLOWEREDWe expect our December quarter NMI to be marginally lower than September quarter, albeit remaining significantly high on a year-on-year basis.13
Q2FY23marginnanConsequently, gross margin in DQ is expected to improve sequentially along with a step-up in A&P investments.13
Q2FY23othernanAnd I had alluded at that point in time that we expect to see sequentially more inflation in the next quarter.16
Q2FY23othernanOur outlook for the quarter starting the December quarter we should see slight reduction in the net material inflation for December quarter.16
Q2FY23marginnanNow with this some amount of cooling off of vegetable oil, we should see, slight improvement in the net material inflation and hence we should see sequential gr17
Q2FY23othernanSo, I also expect advertising and sales promotion intensity to go up and hence our investment in A&P to go up next quarter.17
Q2FY23marginnanThat is the backdrop and hence, I was kind of looking at from the lens that I was in or when we were looking in the first quarter whatever margins we were expec17
Q2FY23othernanBe it the outlook of17
Q2FY23othernanNow, coming to outlook, I do believe the single biggest factor which will determine rural outcome as far as FMCG is concerned is the impact of commodity.18
Q2FY23othernanWe are yet to see how that pans out in terms of the crop going forward.19
Q2FY23othernanI do believe that with crude oil remaining firm, as I mentioned to you, because of the currency, but with some cooling off happening to some extent in vegetable27
Q2FY23othernanAnd that, in my mind, will be the single biggest determinant of what we should expect going forward.29
Q2FY23othernanAnd if at all the rural economy just pan out basis government intervention, we should see a better outlook.29
Q2FY23othernanBut as I mentioned earlier, we would want to see for a few more months before we start signaling a trajectory29
Q2FY23othernanAnd the latest quarter, 3-month number of September quarter, has only borne out of what we have been giving our narrative on outlook even in the prior quarters.30
Q1FY24othernanWe will start with prepared remarks from Rohit and Ritesh, which I expect to take around 20 minutes, leaving us about an hour for our Q&A session at the end.3
Q1FY24othernanI will then come back to share my perspectives about the operating environment and our outlook.4
Q1FY24volumenanPublic Hopefully, this helps you better understand our volume growth trajectory and the divergence we have seen between categories.7
Q1FY24othernanPureit has launched a new range of water purifier Revito with best-in-class filtration technology independently certified for heavy metal removal and gives high7
Q1FY24othernanExpanding this product line further Knorr introduced a range of Chinese sauces - Green Chilli, Red Chilli and Dark Soy Sauce.7
Q1FY24othernanWe expect this to come down slightly on a full year basis. • I would like to remind you that our ETR in Financial Year '23 was positively benefited due to prior9
Q1FY24othernanLet me now move on to our near-term outlook.10
Q1FY24othernanLooking at demand from consumer lens, we should be mindful that consumers are still facing high levels of cumulative inflation.10
Q1FY24othernanClearly, the operating environment remains volatile and we should be watchful of how these variables pan out.10
Q1FY24othernanSpeaking specifically about outlook for the next couple of quarters. • Price growth will tail off further with lapping of high prices in the base and sequential10
Q1FY24othernanIf commodities remain where they are, we expect our price growth to be near flat or marginally negative. • With inflation moderating, the competitive intensity 10
Q1FY24volumenanWith this, we expect to sustain our volume growth momentum.10
Q1FY24othernanLet me now turn to the operating context and our outlook.11
Q1FY24othernanWe expect volumes to continue recover gradually due to the high levels of cumulative inflation and the fact that consumption habits typically recover with a lag11
Q1FY24othernanNotwithstanding these near-term concerns, I remain confident and positive about the mid to long-term outlook for FMCG sector in India and HUL's growth prospects12
Q1FY24othernanAnd of course, after that, we expect them to start changing their behavior and start to consume more.13
Q1FY24othernanAnd we expect it to be similar this time as well.14
Q1FY24othernanPublic know, is very exciting, and we have very strong positions and we should be able to leverage and exploit that to grow our company to the next level and do16
Q1FY24othernanWe do see that on growth rates and for instance, in our premium part of the portfolio, where Pears and Dove have shown smart growth, and we expect that to conti21
Q1FY24othernanSo, we expect liquids to grow, including regimes like scrubs and bath and shower experiences.21
Q1FY24volumenanSo, volume trajectory is very strong and robust in comparison to where markets are growing.22
Q1FY24volumenanSorry, we will not be able to guide you to a precise number of volume growth in the next few quarters, but I hope that the narrative helped you to gauge where o37
Q2FY24othernanRitesh will then cover our financial results in more detail and also share the near-term outlook.3
Q2FY24othernanWe expect the prepared remarks to take about 20 to 25 minutes, and leaving us with ample time for Q&A.3
Q2FY24othernanSpeaking about progress made on some of our key sustainability initiatives: As a part of our sustainability goals that we had announced last year we have Net ze5
Q2FY24othernanWith an aim to mobilize actions to achieve net zero, we hosted more than 100 representatives from our Home Care supplies across the world in our first Clean Fut5
Q2FY24othernanThe more affluent population is expected to double by 2027, naturally their per capita FMCG consumption is much higher at about 1.5 to 2 times compared to natio7
Q2FY24othernanStarting with innovations in Home Care: • Comfort expanded its range with Intense Fabric conditioners created specifically for sportswear. • A new range of Vim 10
Q2FY24othernanVaseline has introduced a new range of premium moisturizers for rich sensorial experience.11
Q2FY24othernanWe have launched an exclusive range of artisinal Ice Creams called Slow Churn ice-creams.12
Q2FY24othernanWhen it comes to cost synergies, we have unlocked most of the planned synergies with some more expected to come from manufacturing efficiencies over the next tw13
Q2FY24othernanAs we have mentioned earlier, we expect regular ETR for the year to be about 26.5% versus 26% that we had in the last fiscal.14
Q2FY24volumenanOverall, we expect volume recovery to remain gradual.15
Q2FY24othernanIf commodity prices remain where they are, we expect our price growth to be marginally negative.15
Q2FY24pricingnanPublic moderated going forward, given the pricing actions that all the players are doing.18
Q2FY24othernanSo, overall, if I summarize, we are cautiously optimistic, and we expect demand to continue to recover gradually.18
Q2FY24othernanThat said, when you look at the, my most important emphasis is going forward and I tried to cover that in22
Q2FY24othernanSo, scale insurgence, even going forward when we take intelligent risks, we have already 16 clusters, we have 16 small category teams, each of them can be our o24
Q2FY24volumenanSo, Arnab let me just talk about the outlook for volume to start with.25
Q2FY24othernanSo, sans that this should get stabilized next quarter number one, and number two the small player -of course this is something which is again very much linked t27
Q2FY24othernanThe headspace on this category should be a lot, and apart from the fact that it’s got this market development runway, this is also a category which is good for 27
Q2FY24volumenanAnd the first question you are trying to ask is the outlook, that we have a volume going ahead.30
Q2FY24othernanAnd then coming back to outlook is what I was responding earlier.30
Q2FY24othernanAnd we have a more stable outlook going forward in terms of commodity and hence impact of that in terms of positive impact of that on the demand generation over30
Q2FY24othernanBut the overall aggregate narrative is, cautiously optimistic with continued recovery of demand outlook.31
Q2FY24othernanNow of course, as we speak to the extent where commodities are today, and whatever near term outlook we have, as far as we are concerned, we have finished doing31
Q3FY24othernanWe will start with prepared remarks from Rohit and Ritesh, where we will cover an overview of the operating environment, our performance in the quarter and outl3
Q3FY24othernanWe expect this to take around 25 minutes, leaving us with an hour for the Q&A session.3
Q3FY24othernanPublic With this, let me now hand over to Ritesh to talk about our performance in this quarter and our outlook in detail.7
Q3FY24othernanIn the near term, we expect our MAT Business winning metric to be impacted as we lap the high deals.7
Q3FY24othernanWe expect it to dip below 60 percentage for a couple7
Q3FY24othernanBru Gold expanded its product portfolio with a new range of flavored coffee.10
Q3FY24othernanOn a full year basis, we expect that other expenses to be circa 13 percentage of turnover, which is in line with our long-term trends.11
Q3FY24tax ratenanEffective tax rate for the quarter was 26.6%, and we expect our full year ETR to be marginally above 26% after taking into consideration prior period tax adjust12
Q3FY24othernanLet me now turn to outlook.12
Q3FY24othernanWe expect the gradual recovery in market demand to continue, aided by increased government spending, recovery in winter crop sowing and better crop realizations12
Q3FY24othernanIf commodity prices remain where they are, we expect our price growth to be marginally negative in March quarter.12
Q3FY24othernanWe are hoping that going forward from next quarter onwards, it's gone back to the equilibrium that we had pre this disturbing period of inflation, deflation and16
Q3FY24othernanSo we expect that to get stabilized from this quarter from March quarter onwards, that's on detergent bars.16
Q3FY24othernanSo, and we know that tea next season, August, September onwards, Next year, we will come to know how it is different.17
Q3FY24othernanAnd that -- now that the milk prices are sort of stabilizing to softening, we feel that we should be able to be more kind or -- watch as we go forward.24
Q3FY24othernanSo we expect to see a stronger performance going forward.24
Q3FY24othernanAnd for specific numbers, I request Ritesh to fill you in with really how we've done this quarter and then a little bit on the outlook ahead.24
Q3FY24othernanIn fact, in my outlook, we were calling out that going forward, we see further stepping up of investments given the job that Rohit was articulating on further d27
Q3FY24othernanFrom here, we have to dial up investments, they will be hurt, to your point, on margins from next quarter onwards on GSK portfolio, which we're earning roughly 27
Q3FY24othernanPublic becoming effectively the new oil and better targeting will become the name of the game to get the competitive advantage.31
Q3FY24othernanNow the only way you can get some headroom for price, though the outlook I mentioned for the next quarter is still a marginal price decline.32
Q3FY24marginnanPublic out, within mix, NRM and net cost competitiveness and hence net production cost reduction are the three levers that we want to use to drive gross margin 33
Q3FY24othernanThat's exactly what we want to do, which is, as I mentioned, we expect that to dip below 60%.38
Q3FY24othernanWe expect recovery to happen of F&R as commodity starts to moderate, and we'll start seeing that consumption coming up.39
Q3FY24othernanLong-term average for FMCG, we do expect 4% to 5% price growth to be there, which we have not seen, as you saw in current quarter in fact it was negative 2%, we40
Q4FY24othernanWe will start with prepared remarks from Rohit and Ritesh, where we will cover an overview of our performance in the financial year and in March quarter and our3
Q4FY24othernanWe expect this to take around 30 minutes, which will leave us with an hour for the Q&A session.3
Q4FY24othernanLast quarter, we discussed how we expect our MAT business winning metric4
Q4FY24othernanIn January this year, we unveiled our first addition of the beauty collective, through which we aim to strengthen Beauty partnerships with e-commerce and modern9
Q4FY24othernanThrough these actions, we aim to build a future-fit portfolio and capabilities that will enable us to meet the evolving needs of Indian beauty consumers.9
Q4FY24othernanGoing forward, we will accelerate our sustainable agenda around four key priorities that have the biggest material impact on the business, notably climate, natu10
Q4FY24othernanI will now walk you through our in-quarter and financial year performance in more detail and also then cover our outlook.11
Q4FY24othernanWith summer rolling in, we have launched a range of sun care products catering to different consumer needs.13
Q4FY24othernanDove sensitive care range of body wash and soap, which helps repair skin’s weakened barrier was launched.13
Q4FY24othernanWhilst we expect to start seeing a change in the category’s performance trajectory, it is likely to take a few quarters before the full benefit is felt.14
Q4FY24othernanMoving to segmental performance for the financial year, this year has witnessed a transition from high commodity inflation to deflation in 75% of our portfolio.17
Q4FY24othernanLet me now turn to outlook.18
Q4FY24othernanWe expect FMCG demand to continue improving gradually, forecast of above-normal monsoons and improving macro-economic indicators augur well.18
Q4FY24othernanWe expect our price growth to be low single digit decline in near term.18
Q4FY24othernanAs I spoke earlier on skin cleansing, actions are underway to address performance in this segment, and we expect to see an improvement over the midterm.18
Q4FY24othernanWhile we expect near-term demand to recover gradually, we remain very confident of mid- to long-term opportunity in Indian FMCG.18
Q4FY24othernanSo it's a pretty good outcome and we have spoken in the past as well that our trajectory of building penetration has yielded results continuously.26
Q4FY24othernanAnd going forward, the focus singularly for us remains keep building consumption.27
Q4FY24othernanAnd we did call out on one of the slides, the six big bets that we want to take in Beauty segment going forward.28
Q4FY24othernanSo the way we see going forward in the Beauty space, two or three clear callouts.28
Q4FY24othernanAnd we expect that to come back in the next quarter or two because we've seen the same happening with NSD bars.30
Q4FY24othernanAnd we have taken the actions that we needed to take, and it should recover back in the next quarter or two.31
Q4FY24othernanAnd then we'll come to know what the, if at all, the trajectory of that $850 changes materially.32
Q4FY24pricingnanAnd, we expect to see a positive low single digit price increase in second half of this financial year.33
Q4FY24volumenanGoing forward, improving mix, number one, which is what we want to see; further volume growth, number two; number three, price growth.34
Q4FY24othernanSo those are the conditions which need to be existing for us to then start going towards a higher band or for that matter going beyond 24%, which is A- trajecto35
Q4FY24othernanBut if we -- if all of those jobs and livelihoods that get created, there is -- I mean that money should end up going back to the households more in the mass en38
Q4FY24othernanAll of them are growing, and we expect the e- commerce growth to continue and it is sustained.48
Q4FY24othernanThe idea is to separate the business given the business model, and they will end up doing this entire job by second half of next year, calendar next year, 2025.53
Q2FY25othernanWe expect this to take around 30 minutes, leaving us with an hour for the Q&A session.3
Q2FY25othernanI will then hand over to Ritesh to take you through our results and outlook in detail.3
Q2FY25volumenanMarket volume growth trajectory remained muted in this quarter.3
Q2FY25othernanLet me take you through our quarter results in a little more detail, followed by first half update and round it up with our outlook in the near term.9
Q2FY25othernanAnd of course, the key objective that the independent committee and hence, Board going forward, will end up making a decision on is -what's the best route in wh15
Q2FY25pricingnanNet of the savings, net inflation is what we will end up pricing going forward.16
Q2FY25othernanAnd this is why we also called out that against declining UPG for the last few quarters, if I exclude the one-off impact of flat UPG current quarter, we will en16
Q2FY25othernanSo the central reason of doing that is our ability to upgrade and deliver more functional benefits going forward.23
Q2FY25othernanSo going forward, of course, we'll end up taking price increases, which we have done, started taking price increases in December quarter, and you will see how i27
Q2FY25othernanWe will see them going into the market in this quarter and the next quarter, and we are all very much laser-focused to basically get Glow & Lovely back on track37
Q2FY25othernanWith OZiva, we already have our very clear contract in place as that at the end of 3-year period with an agreed pre-formula will end up acquiring the balance bu42
Q3FY25othernanWe expect this to take around 35 minutes, leaving us with approximately an hour for the Q&A.3
Q3FY25othernanRitesh will then present our results in greater details, share more information on our recently announced acquisition and round it up with our near-term outlook3
Q3FY25marginnanEBITDA margin was maintained within the healthy range of 23% to 24%, while we continued to invest behind our brands and remain competitive in our A&P spends.9
Q3FY25othernanWhen we saw muted, we had a comment in the last quarter that we expect demand trends to be stable, which means it will be at a similar level as we saw in the pr27
Q3FY25capexnanSynergies of off-line distribution, synergies of international expansion, synergies of supply chain, cost, procurement, capacity, all that once we add with a ve29
Q3FY25othernanAnd I think we cannot forecast the future with a high level of accuracy but what we can forecast is what we should be doing.32
Q3FY25othernanIf I look at mix going forward, I do believe and we do believe at this point in time that the impact of small pack negative mix should self-correct in a quarter33
Q3FY25othernanNumber two, our own drive to make portfolio more premium, that should continue building further mix possibility within our own performance going forward.33
Q3FY25othernanGoing forward, they will not be present.33
Q3FY25othernanSo, we do believe that our overall trend of premium growing ahead of rest of the business and our own play of driving more premium going forward, that should he33
Q3FY25othernanSo hence, I would say this is more of a conversation which has got accentuated given the development of small pack in the current quarter, but we don't see conc33
Q3FY25othernanSo, the way we see going forward, we will end up bringing synergies on both sides to the table to make the brand bigger, to make the business model more stronge34

Claims reconciled to filings

QuarterMetricClaimedKindAnchorAnchor valueVerdictSource
Q2FY23revenue growth16 %rationot comparable without the prior year quarter in scopenanNO_ANCHORDate_20221031_Hindustan Unilev p3
Q2FY23operating margin23.3 %ratioEBITDA / total income0.24AGREESDate_20221031_Hindustan Unilev p3
Q2FY23revenue growth4 %rationot comparable without the prior year quarter in scopenanNO_ANCHORDate_20221031_Hindustan Unilev p12
Q1FY24operating margin23.6 %ratioEBIT / core revenue0.23CLOSE_WITHIN_10PCTDate_20230726_Hindustan Unilev p5
Q1FY24revenue growth10 %rationot comparable without the prior year quarter in scopenanNO_ANCHORDate_20230726_Hindustan Unilev p8
Q2FY24operating margin24.6 %ratioEBITDA / total income0.25CLOSE_WITHIN_10PCTDate_20231026_Hindustan Unilev p4
Q2FY24operating margin24.6 %ratioEBITDA / total income0.25CLOSE_WITHIN_10PCTDate_20231026_Hindustan Unilev p9
Q2FY24profit after tax2717 croresmoneyPROFIT_AFTER_TAX26,569,990,000.00CLOSE_WITHIN_10PCTDate_20231026_Hindustan Unilev p9
Q2FY24revenue30,000 croremoneyREVENUE_FROM_OPERATIONS156,230,000,000.00DIFFERENT_BASIS_LIKELYDate_20231026_Hindustan Unilev p15
Q2FY24operating margin24.1 %ratioEBIT / core revenue0.24CLOSE_WITHIN_10PCTDate_20231026_Hindustan Unilev p15
Q2FY24revenue growth5 %rationot comparable without the prior year quarter in scopenanNO_ANCHORDate_20231026_Hindustan Unilev p15
Q3FY24operating margin23.7 %ratioEBIT / core revenue0.23CLOSE_WITHIN_10PCTDate_20240125_Hindustan Unilev p5
Q3FY24operating margin23.7 %ratioEBIT / core revenue0.23CLOSE_WITHIN_10PCTDate_20240125_Hindustan Unilev p7
Q3FY24revenue44,886 croresmoneyREVENUE_FROM_OPERATIONS155,670,000,000.00DIVERGESDate_20240125_Hindustan Unilev p12
Q4FY24profit after tax10,000 croresmoneyPROFIT_AFTER_TAX25,610,000,000.00DIVERGESDate_20240430_Hindustan Unilev p4
Q4FY24operating margin23.4 %ratioEBIT / core revenue0.23CLOSE_WITHIN_10PCTDate_20240430_Hindustan Unilev p11
Q4FY24operating margin23.8 %ratioEBITDA / total income0.24CLOSE_WITHIN_10PCTDate_20240430_Hindustan Unilev p17
Q2FY25revenue15,319 croresmoneyREVENUE_FROM_OPERATIONS159,260,000,000.00CLOSE_WITHIN_10PCTDate_20241029_Hindustan Unilev p4
Q2FY25revenue growth2 %rationot comparable without the prior year quarter in scopenanNO_ANCHORDate_20241029_Hindustan Unilev p4
Q2FY25operating margin23.8 %ratioEBIT / core revenue0.23CLOSE_WITHIN_10PCTDate_20241029_Hindustan Unilev p4
Q2FY25operating margin23.8 %ratioEBIT / core revenue0.23CLOSE_WITHIN_10PCTDate_20241029_Hindustan Unilev p10
Q2FY25operating margin23.8 %ratioEBIT / core revenue0.23CLOSE_WITHIN_10PCTDate_20241029_Hindustan Unilev p13
Q3FY25revenue15,195 croresmoneyREVENUE_FROM_OPERATIONS158,180,000,000.00CLOSE_WITHIN_10PCTDate_20250129_Hindustan Unilev p4
Q3FY25revenue growth2 %rationot comparable without the prior year quarter in scopenanNO_ANCHORDate_20250129_Hindustan Unilev p4
Q3FY25profit after tax2,540 croresmoneyPROFIT_AFTER_TAX29,890,000,000.00DIVERGESDate_20250129_Hindustan Unilev p4
Q3FY25operating margin23 %ratioEBIT / core revenue0.23AGREESDate_20250129_Hindustan Unilev p9
Q3FY25profit after tax3,001 croresmoneyPROFIT_AFTER_TAX29,890,000,000.00AGREESDate_20250129_Hindustan Unilev p9
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Q3FY25revenue500 croresmoneyREVENUE_FROM_OPERATIONS158,180,000,000.00SEGMENT_OR_SUBSET_CLAIMDate_20250129_Hindustan Unilev p13
Q3FY25profit after tax7,723 croresmoneyPROFIT_AFTER_TAX29,890,000,000.00DIFFERENT_BASIS_LIKELYDate_20250129_Hindustan Unilev p16
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Q1FY26operating margin22.8 %ratioEBITDA / total income0.23CLOSE_WITHIN_10PCTDate_20250807_Hindustan Unilev p5
Q1FY26operating margin22.6 %ratioEBITDA / total income0.23CLOSE_WITHIN_10PCTDate_20250807_Hindustan Unilev p5
Q1FY26operating margin22.8 %ratioEBITDA / total income0.23CLOSE_WITHIN_10PCTDate_20250807_Hindustan Unilev p11
Q2FY26operating margin23.2 %ratioEBITDA / total income0.24AGREESDate_20251029_Hindustan Unilev p8
Q2FY26operating margin23 %ratioEBITDA / total income0.24CLOSE_WITHIN_10PCTDate_20251029_Hindustan Unilev p11
Q3FY26operating margin23.3 %ratioEBITDA / total income0.24AGREESDate_20260219_Hindustan Unilev p4
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Q3FY26operating margin23.3 %ratioEBITDA / total income0.24AGREESDate_20260219_Hindustan Unilev p9
Q3FY26revenue growth6 %rationot comparable without the prior year quarter in scopenanNO_ANCHORDate_20260219_Hindustan Unilev p30
Q4FY26operating margin23.7 %ratioEBIT / core revenue0.23CLOSE_WITHIN_10PCTDate_20260507_Hindustan Unilev p4
Q4FY26operating margin23.7 %ratioEBIT / core revenue0.23CLOSE_WITHIN_10PCTDate_20260507_Hindustan Unilev p9
Q4FY26operating margin23.6 %ratioEBIT / core revenue0.23CLOSE_WITHIN_10PCTDate_20260507_Hindustan Unilev p12
Q1FY27revenue17,184 croresmoneyREVENUE_FROM_OPERATIONS173,410,000,000.00AGREESDate_20260804_Hindustan Unilev p4
Q1FY27revenue growth10 %rationot comparable without the prior year quarter in scopenanNO_ANCHORDate_20260804_Hindustan Unilev p6
Q1FY27operating margin23 %ratioEBITDA / total income0.24CLOSE_WITHIN_10PCTDate_20260804_Hindustan Unilev p6
Q1FY27profit after tax2,680 croresmoneyPROFIT_AFTER_TAX26,800,000,000.00AGREESDate_20260804_Hindustan Unilev p7
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HINDUNILVR

files the standard Schedule III statements. Every figure below opens to the filing it was read from; where a figure is not shown, the reason is printed in its place.

Identity

Statement divisiongeneral
Scope servedconsolidated
Panels on this page4

Market

No split, bonus or consolidation is on record for this company inside the period this price series covers, so the closes need no adjustment.

Last close1,933.50
52-week range1927.0 – 2603.7
Return 1M-4.48%
Return 3M-11.07%
Return 1Y-24.16%
Return 3Y-21.91%
Return 5Y-29.61%
Market capitalisationnot shown — we could not confirm it
Shares outstandingnot shown — we could not confirm it
P/Enot shown — we could not confirm it
P/Bnot shown — we could not confirm it
EV/EBITDAnot shown — we could not confirm it

Latest quarter filed — period ending 2026-06-30

In INR crore except per-share figures. `period_id` is the period the filing names for the number; the date beside each cell is when it was filed.

Revenue from operations17,341.00
Other income188.00
Total income17,529.00
Cost of materials consumed5,429.00
Purchases of stock-in-trade3,321.00
Changes in inventories3.00
Employee benefit expense769.00
Finance costs75.00

Ownership — 2026-06-30, and the change from 2026-03-31

HolderPer centChange
promoter and promoter group0.620.00
institutions foreign0.10-0.01
institutions domestic0.170.01
mutual funds0.070.01
public0.380.00

Documents on file

ClassMost recentOn file
COVER_LETTER2024-06-305
TRANSCRIPT2026-06-3013

Financial statements

Filed results, consolidated, in INR crore except per-share figures. Every figure opens to the filing it was read from. Quarterly and annual columns are the periods the filing itself names, never a document date.

Quarterly results, as filed

Line2022-09-302022-12-312023-03-312023-06-302023-09-302023-12-312024-03-312024-06-302024-09-302024-12-312025-03-312025-06-302025-09-302025-12-312026-03-312026-06-30
Revenue from operations15,144.0015,597.0015,215.0015,496.0015,623.0015,567.0015,210.0015,707.0015,926.0015,818.0015,670.0016,514.0016,241.0016,441.0016,351.0017,341.00
Other income109.00110.00160.00183.00183.00214.00231.00257.00219.00232.00309.00201.00147.00139.00264.00188.00
Total income15,253.0015,707.0015,375.0015,679.0015,806.0015,781.0015,441.0015,964.0016,145.0016,050.0015,979.0016,715.0016,388.0016,580.0016,615.0017,529.00
Cost of materials consumed5,436.005,000.004,908.004,820.004,799.005,027.004,611.004,874.005,005.004,749.004,830.005,467.005,746.004,874.005,205.005,429.00
Purchases of stock-in-trade3,100.002,742.002,797.002,643.002,636.002,667.002,568.002,728.002,914.002,829.002,802.002,915.002,353.003,017.003,101.003,321.00
Changes in inventories-339.00366.0042.00216.00-90.00-215.0078.00-57.00-210.00123.00-9.00-141.00-206.00100.00-175.003.00
Employee benefit expense758.00722.00738.00705.00766.00706.00832.00656.00822.00743.00856.00726.00750.00914.00847.00769.00
Finance costs28.0029.0029.0050.0088.0091.00105.0093.00110.00112.0080.00127.00129.0088.0076.0075.00
Depreciation and amortisation272.00293.00291.00286.00297.00313.00320.00329.00338.00341.00347.00361.00358.00337.00348.00353.00
Other expenses2,710.003,073.003,156.003,447.003,715.003,716.003,586.003,762.003,602.003,679.003,572.003,829.003,869.003,748.003,532.003,872.00
Total expenses11,965.0012,225.0011,961.0012,167.0012,211.0012,305.0012,100.0012,385.0012,581.0012,576.0012,478.0013,284.0012,999.0013,078.0012,934.0013,822.00
Profit before exceptional items and tax3,288.003,482.003,414.003,512.003,595.003,476.003,341.003,579.003,564.003,474.003,501.003,431.003,389.003,502.003,681.003,707.00
Exceptional items-29.00-103.0080.00-37.00-5.00-30.0078.00-48.00-16.00507.00-138.00-127.00184.00-576.00247.00-75.00
Profit before tax3,259.003,379.003,494.003,475.003,590.003,446.003,419.003,531.003,548.003,981.003,363.003,304.003,573.002,926.003,928.003,632.00
Current tax530.00852.00832.00864.00889.00898.00870.00853.00940.00978.00849.00494.00884.00875.00885.00939.00
Deferred tax59.0046.0059.0054.0042.0039.00-12.0064.007.0015.0038.0041.00-8.00-74.0037.0013.00
Tax expense589.00898.00891.00918.00931.00937.00858.00917.00947.00993.00887.00535.00876.00801.00922.00952.00
Profit for the period2,670.002,481.002,601.002,556.002,657.002,508.002,561.002,612.002,595.002,989.002,475.002,768.002,694.006,603.002,994.002,680.00
Profit attributable to owners2,665.002,474.002,600.002,554.002,656.002,509.002,558.002,610.002,591.002,984.002,464.002,756.002,685.006,607.002,992.002,673.00
Profit attributable to non-controlling interests5.007.001.002.001.00-1.003.002.004.005.0011.0012.009.00-4.002.007.00
Other comprehensive income-53.0031.00-39.0012.005.00-7.0015.00-2.00-4.009.00-22.00-22.004.00-15.00235.0088.00
Total comprehensive income2,617.002,512.002,562.002,568.002,662.002,501.002,576.002,610.002,591.002,998.002,453.002,746.002,698.006,588.003,229.002,768.00
Earnings per share, basic11.3510.5311.0610.8711.3010.6810.8911.1111.0312.7010.4811.7311.4328.1212.7311.38
Earnings per share, diluted11.3510.5311.0610.8711.3010.6810.8911.1111.0312.7010.4811.7311.4328.1212.7211.38

Annual results, as filed

Line2020-03-312021-03-312022-03-312023-03-312024-03-312025-03-312026-03-31
Revenue from operations39,783.0047,028.0052,446.0060,580.0061,896.0063,121.0064,468.00
Other income632.00410.00258.00512.00811.001,017.00751.00
Total income40,415.0047,438.0052,704.0061,092.0062,707.0064,138.0065,219.00
Cost of materials consumed11,976.0015,432.0016,446.0020,212.0019,257.0019,458.0020,981.00
Purchases of stock-in-trade6,391.007,121.009,311.0011,579.0010,514.0011,273.0011,113.00
Changes in inventories-108.00-405.00-22.00-75.00-11.00-153.00-429.00
Employee benefit expense1,820.002,358.002,545.002,854.003,009.003,077.003,175.00
Finance costs118.00117.00106.00114.00334.00395.00410.00
Depreciation and amortisation1,002.001,074.001,091.001,137.001,216.001,355.001,333.00
Other expenses9,843.0010,896.0011,309.0011,861.0014,464.0014,615.0014,574.00
Total expenses31,042.0036,593.0040,786.0047,682.0048,783.0050,020.0051,157.00
Profit before exceptional items and tax9,373.0010,845.0011,918.0013,410.0013,924.0014,118.0014,062.00
Exceptional items-200.00-239.00-44.00-64.006.00305.00-235.00
Profit before tax9,173.0010,606.0011,874.0013,346.0013,930.0014,423.0013,827.00
Current tax2,243.002,520.002,840.003,001.003,521.003,620.003,163.00
Deferred tax166.0086.00147.00200.00123.00124.00-3.00
Tax expense2,409.002,606.002,987.003,201.003,644.003,744.003,160.00
Profit for the period6,756.007,999.008,892.0010,143.0010,282.0010,671.0015,059.00
Profit attributable to owners6,748.007,995.008,879.0010,120.0010,277.0010,649.0015,040.00
Profit attributable to non-controlling interests8.004.0013.0023.005.0022.0019.00
Other comprehensive income-89.0021.00115.00-26.0025.00-19.00202.00
Total comprehensive income6,667.008,020.009,007.0010,117.0010,307.0010,652.0015,261.00
Earnings per share, basic31.1734.0337.7943.0743.7445.3264.01
Earnings per share, diluted31.1734.0337.7943.0743.7445.3264.00

Balance sheet, as filed

Line2022-09-302023-03-312023-09-302024-03-312024-09-302025-03-312025-09-302026-03-31
Total assets71,936.0073,087.0077,843.0078,499.0080,765.0079,880.0082,034.0079,752.00
Non-current assets55,170.0056,089.0056,438.0057,175.0057,225.0057,829.0061,937.0060,731.00
Current assets16,745.0016,986.0021,393.0021,312.0023,473.0022,028.0020,076.0019,007.00
Property, plant and equipment6,616.006,949.007,322.008,031.008,320.008,625.008,881.008,182.00
Capital work-in-progress1,129.001,132.001,047.001,025.001,022.001,009.001,022.00880.00
Goodwill17,397.0017,466.0017,466.0017,466.0017,466.0017,466.0018,098.0018,062.00
Other intangible assets27,896.0028,263.0028,252.0028,247.0028,241.0028,244.0031,147.0031,184.00
Inventories4,436.004,251.003,581.004,022.004,243.004,415.004,488.004,789.00
Trade receivables2,620.003,079.003,207.002,997.003,678.003,819.004,440.003,379.00
Cash and cash equivalents2,598.00714.001,651.00825.005,313.006,071.002,341.002,583.00
Total equity and liabilities71,936.0073,087.0077,843.0078,499.0080,765.0079,880.0082,034.0079,752.00
Equity49,640.0050,522.0050,585.0051,423.0050,987.0049,609.0049,162.0049,008.00
Equity share capital235.00235.00235.00235.00235.00235.00235.00235.00
Other equity49,364.0050,069.0050,129.0050,983.0050,541.0049,167.0048,481.0048,504.00
Total liabilities22,296.0022,565.0027,258.0027,076.0029,778.0030,271.0032,872.0030,744.00
Non-current liabilities9,868.0010,537.0013,564.0014,200.0015,455.0013,734.0014,444.0015,195.00
Current liabilities12,428.0012,028.0013,694.0012,876.0014,321.0016,537.0018,428.0015,549.00
Borrowings, non-current0.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.00
Borrowings, current105.0098.0096.0013.0013.001.0014.000.00
Trade payables9,918.009,574.0010,634.0010,486.0011,450.0011,315.0012,181.0013,325.00

Cash flow, as filed

Line2022-09-302023-03-312023-09-302024-03-312024-09-302025-03-312025-09-302026-03-31
Net cash from operating activities5,100.009,991.0010,425.0015,469.006,657.0011,886.006,267.0010,999.00
Net cash from investing activities1,005.00-1,494.00-4,063.00-5,324.003,774.006,473.00-4,018.00-3,684.00
Net cash from financing activities-4,654.00-8,953.00-5,426.00-10,034.00-5,943.00-13,101.00-5,992.00-10,810.00
Purchase of property, plant and equipment521.001,174.00642.001,468.00520.001,254.00617.001,258.00
Net increase in cash1,451.00-456.00936.00111.004,488.005,258.00-3,743.00-3,495.00
con:CFO.BEFORE_TAX6,387.0013,131.008,960.0015,962.007,054.0014,154.007,105.0015,839.00
con:INTEREST_RECEIVED.OPERATING0.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.00
con:INTEREST_PAID.OPERATING0.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.00
con:DIVIDENDS_RECEIVED.OPERATING0.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.00
con:TAX_PAID.OPERATING1,287.003,138.00-1,465.00381.00397.002,268.00838.004,840.00
con:CF_OTHER.OPERATING-0.00-2.000.00-112.000.000.000.000.00
con:INVESTMENTS_PURCHASED0.000.000.000.000.000.00100.000.00
con:INVESTMENTS_SOLD0.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.00
con:PPE_DISPOSALS40.00121.000.0020.007.0013.0010.0029.00
con:CF_INVESTING.SUBSIDIARIES_SOLD0.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.00
con:CF_INVESTING.SUBSIDIARIES_ACQUIRED0.00334.000.000.000.000.002,661.002,661.00
con:CF_INVESTING.JV_SOLD0.000.000.000.000.000.000.00298.00
con:CF_INVESTING.JV_ACQUIRED0.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.00

Who owns it

The shareholding pattern filed with the exchange every quarter, as a series. Percentages are of total shares. Each figure names the filing it was read from and the date it was filed.

Holder2023-03-312023-06-302023-09-302023-12-312024-03-312024-06-302024-09-302024-12-312025-03-312025-06-302025-09-302025-12-312026-03-312026-06-30
Promoter and promoter group61.9061.9061.9061.9061.9061.9061.9061.9061.9061.900.620.620.620.62
Domestic institutions11.5811.5511.9712.3813.2714.1614.1814.7315.5416.070.160.160.160.17
Mutual funds—————————6.570.060.060.070.07
Insurance companies6.476.116.206.657.327.657.657.848.218.530.080.090.090.09
Foreign institutions14.3614.4813.9013.6512.6711.8712.1811.4310.6210.180.110.110.100.10
Government—————————0.000.000.000.000.00
Public38.1038.1038.1038.1038.1038.1038.1038.1038.1038.100.380.380.380.38
Non-institutional12.1612.0712.2312.0712.1512.0711.7411.9311.9311.850.120.120.120.12
Shares outstanding23495912622349591262234959126223495912622349591262234959126223495912622349591262234959126223495912622349591262234959126223495912622349591262

Related parties

Transactions with related parties as disclosed to the exchange for the period ending 2024-09-30, by counterparty, largest first. Amounts are as filed. Each row names the filing and the date it was filed.

CounterpartyRelationshipTypeAmount in the periodTransactions
UNILEVER PLCParentDividend paid26,744,900,000.001
PT Unilever Oleochemical IndonesiaFellow SubsidiaryPurchase of goods or services8,792,800,000.001
Unilever India Exports LimitedSubsidiariesAny other transaction, Dividend received, Inter-corp7,710,600,000.008
Unilever India LimitedSubsidiariesAny other transaction, Dividend received, Purchase o6,921,300,000.005
Unilever Europe Business CentreFellow SubsidiaryAny other transaction6,445,100,000.006
Unilever Global IP LtdFellow SubsidiaryAny other transaction4,700,600,000.006
Unilever PLCParentAny other transaction4,425,900,000.002
Unilever Asia Private LimitedFellow SubsidiaryAny other transaction, Sale of goods or services3,221,900,000.004
UNILEVER GROUP LIMITEDParentDividend paid2,561,700,000.001
UNILEVER OVERSEAS HOLDINGS AGParentDividend paid1,650,800,000.001
Lakme Lever Private LimitedSubsidiariesAny other transaction, Inter-corporate deposit, Inte1,446,000,000.0011
UNILEVER UK&CN HOLDINGS LIMITEDParentDividend paid1,442,100,000.001
UNILEVER SOUTH INDIA ESTATES LIMITEDParentDividend paid1,265,900,000.001
Unilever IP Holdings B.VFellow SubsidiaryAny other transaction1,255,800,000.006
UNILEVER ASSAM ESTATES LIMITEDParentDividend paid787,700,000.001

What management said

Every earnings call we hold for this company, read in full. Prepared remarks are separated from the question-and-answer session and every paragraph names who said it and on which page. These are management’s own words, not filed figures.

DateQuarterWho spoke
2026-08-04Q1FY27Read the call
2026-05-07Q4FY26Read the call
2026-02-19Q3FY26Read the call
2025-10-29Q2FY26Read the call
2025-08-07Q1FY26Read the call
2025-04-30Q4FY25Read the call
2025-01-29Q3FY25Read the call
2024-10-29Q2FY25Read the call
2024-04-30Q4FY24Read the call
2024-01-25Q3FY24Read the call
2023-10-26Q2FY24Read the call
2023-07-26Q1FY24Read the call
2022-10-31Q2FY23Read the call

Some earlier announcements under this heading are covering letters only — no transcript was attached.

What they said about it, quarter by quarter

TopicQ2FY25Q2FY26Q3FY24Q3FY25Q3FY26Q4FY24Q4FY25Q4FY26
Capex—————But over the last few years, government has been very focused on capex buildup, investment side of things.—2,000 crores of capex investments in premium formats of Beauty and Home Care.
Capital allocationIn lieu of this, I'm very pleased to announce that the Board has approved an interim dividend of INR19 per share, along with a special dividend of INR…September Quarter 2025 Earnings call of Hindustan Unilever Limited Considering our performance in the first half of the year, the Board of Directors h…—Ritesh will then present our results in greater details, share more information on our recently announced acquisition and round it up with our near-te…This reflects the impact of lower net other income due to softer interest rates combined with lower investable surplus post recent acquisitions and pa…Considering our performance in the year, the board of directors have proposed a final dividend of ₹24 per share.ltlluh Tlwart: Oliva, If you could clarify, how Is the growth from the time of acquisition tlU now, how have the things shaped up In Oliva?The reported March Quarter & Financial Year 2026 Earnings call of Hindustan Unilever Limited profit includes the combined impact of proceeds from dive…
CostsSee, generally, when there is a tea cost inflation, and this time, it was quite steep like close to 20%, 25% kind of Y-o-Y inflation.You alluded to the economical impact of the monetary easing, which will help mortgage, interest cost, the direct tax benefit, GST benefit across multi…And to your other question, which is dairy, so dairy, SMP has seen and hence, our input cost has seen benefit coming in.NMI turned positive last quarter, signifying net cost inflation for the business.The input cost landscape has, however, remained volatile; depreciating rupee increased cost pressure on imported materials, while commodity trends rem…—So you always end up having a deficit of price versus cost in inflationary categories for inflationary commodities.This, combined with continued currency depreciation, increased the input costs.
Debt and cashWe have a strong track record of consistently delivering competitive and profitable growth, investing behind our brands and long-term strategic capabi…—————We are negative wortclng capital And the way I see It tcday across all the different lines of the working capital leverage, we will remain negative wo…Our cash flow from operations stood close to Rs.
DemandBuilding on our strong innovation pipeline, we've had multiple innovations in these high- growth spaces during the quarter.September Quarter 2025 Earnings call of Hindustan Unilever Limited At a MAT level, demand growth trends as per Nielsen remained stable with both rural…These factors have played out in shaping the FMCG market demand as well.At the MAT level, total FMCG volume growth has slowed down over the last 6 months, indicating subdued demand.As we look at the operating environment for the quarter, we are seeing a steady improvement in underlying demand.Volume recovery remained gradual due to high levels of cumulative inflation over the past few years, coupled with a weak monsoon affecting rural deman…A. there are Improving macroeconomic conditions, which will augur well for demand conditions.And B. the amount of portfolio tra.nsfonnatlon that we ar…During the period, demand conditions remained stable across the market.
GuidanceWe expect this to take around 30 minutes, leaving us with an hour for the Q&A session.We expect this to take around 30 minutes, leaving us approximately an hour for the Q&A session.We expect this to take around 25 minutes, leaving us with an hour for the Q&A session.We expect this to take around 35 minutes, leaving us with approximately an hour for the Q&A.We will start with prepared remarks from Priya and Niranjan, we expect this to take around 20 minutes, leaving us with approximately an hour for the Q…We expect this to take around 30 minutes, which will leave us with an hour for the Q&A session.See, I just wanted to understand this EBl1DA margin guidance a little better.We expect this to take around 20 minutes, leaving us approximately an hour for the Q&A.
MarginOur EBITDA margin continued to remain healthy at 23.8%.EBITDA at 23.2% was down 90 basis points year on year, in line with our stated intent to continue investing in the business.EBITDA margin at 23.7% improved 10 bps year-on-year.For the quarter, our gross margin was 50%, while EBITDA at 23.5% was within our range of 23% to 24%.3,788 crores was up 3% year-on- year, while EBITDA margin at 23.3% was within the range that we have previously guided to.EBITDA margin was up 40 bps year-on- year.Thanks, Avi. so, the entire EBITDA change that we intend to do, which is basically moving from the lower end of the 23,r. - 24'6 range, which we had m…How do you get that margin confidence also, and if the priority is volume growth, do you not think you may have to take some chance with the margins?
People—————In fact, we watch both attrition and the ROI of our distributors programmatically.——
PricingGiven our assessment, that this price increase is here to stay, we are now taking calibrated price increases.In response to the rate change, we acted with agility, implementing pricing and grammage interventions across more than 1,200 SKUs.However, viewed over a 3- year period, we see relatively high levels of pricing reflecting in the broad base of unprecedented levels of commodity cost…I'll start with an update on the operating context and commodity pricing, followed by an overview of our performance and key highlights of the quarter…Given the evolving geopolitical dynamics, we will continue to closely monitor currency and commodity movements and take calibrated price increases whe…Foods and Refreshment, on the other hand, had positive pricing and delivered mid-single-digit USG with flat volumes.Remember, the pricing logic that we always follow - Whenever we see Inflation, In this case, read Inflation of Tea, Coffee and CPO, which Is Crude pal…This is deeply embedded in every decision that we take, whether it is product, proposition, pricing, or the channel we use to reach and persuade our c…
Revenue growthIn this context, we've delivered a competitive performance with a turnover of INR15,319 crores, our reported underlying sales growth was 2%, driven by…The growth was price led, driven primarily by carry forward pricing in Skin Cleansing, Beverages and Skin Care.Similarly, volume growth of premium products significantly ahead of mass products in the market.In this backdrop, HUL delivered a turnover of INR15,195 crores with an underlying sales growth of 2%, led by pricing.In this backdrop, we delivered an Underlying Sales Growth of 5% driven by an Underlying Volume Growth of 4%.Given this context, we delivered a resilient performance for the year with an underlying sales growth of 3% and an underlying volume growth of 2%.The cost gets Page1fiof40 March Quarter and Financial Year 2025 Earnings call of Hindustan Unilever Limited llohltJawa: channeled through trade spends…Against this operating backdrop, we delivered an 8% Consolidated Revenue Growth.