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Hindustan Unilever forecasts 11% revenue growth amid rising input costs

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Hindustan Unilever expects 11% revenue growth for the September quarter (Q2FY27), with volume growth projected at 6%. The broader fast-moving consumer goods sector is expected to report stable earnings, supported by pricing actions. However, rising commodity costs are expected to contract gross margins.

From thehindu.com

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While Hindustan Unilever projects 11% revenue growth, its margins are expected to contract by 80 basis points to 23% due to cost pressures. Input costs remain elevated, with palm oil increasing 21% year-on-year and crude oil rising 47% year-on-year. The ability of companies to pass on these costs is crucial for protecting profitability.

From thehindu.com

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  • Britannia Industries could benefit from pricing power despite facing input cost pressures.

  • Tata Consumer Products may face sector-wide pressure from rising commodity costs and margin contraction.

  • West AsiaSpeculative

    Commodity costs could be affected by geopolitical tensions in West Asia, which fuel crude oil volatility.

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