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  • Anti-profiteering contours are clear but implementation difficult for FMCG: Dabur

  • Rural pivotal to consumption story; H2FY18 volumes to be better than H1: Dabur

  • Dabur cuts prices on shampoos, air fresheners, home care products by 9%

  • Expect Rs 280-285 crore of topline in Sorbitol segment: Gulshan Polyols

  • Dabur & Amazon announced a partnership to launch ayurveda online

  • Focusing on maintaining or slightly improving margins: Dabur

  • Disappointed with GST rate on ayurvedic medicines, says Dabur

  • Demonetisation: Dabur cuts ad spends by half in Nov, sees normalcy next year

  • Target $50m revenue from South Africa biz in 5 years: Dabur CEO

  • Acche Din: HUL remains upbeat, says things will look up

  • Will use Discaria buyout to strengthen SA supply chain: Dabur

  • Dabur says demand is down, looks to grow in high single-digits

  • Patanjali pulling biz from other competitiors, not us: Dabur CEO

  • 'Patanjali will hit a ceiling': Time to look at Colgate, Dabur?

  • It is science vs faith in case of Dabur & Patanjali: Amit Burman

  • Nepal woes hurting; no market share loss to Patanjali:Dabur

  • Hope to garner Rs 10K cr revenue by 2020: Marico

  • See 6% volume growth in Q2; less room for price hike: Dabur

  • Consumer segment recovery will be slow: SocGen

  • See rural demand falling on unseasonal rains: Dabur

  • Rural demand to pick up in Q4: Dabur

  • May hike prices by 3% in Q3; see higher Q2 margins: Dabur

    Speaking to CNBC-TV18, Sunil Duggal, chief executive officer, Dabur India says the company is likely to hike prices to the tune of 3 percent that will help in mitigating the inflation costs.

  • Will maintain current volume growth going forward: Dabur

    Sunil Duggal, CEO, Dabur says that the company‘s consumer discretionary goods portfolio are showing good growth, despite the slowdown. He says that though the fourth quarter numbers would show a reasonably robust demand profile, the possibility of this slowing down in the coming months cannot be ruled out.

  • See domestic volume growth at 8-12% in FY13: Dabur India

    In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Sunil Duggal, chief executive officer, Dabur India says , the demand scene seems to be a little bit muted now as compared to six months ago.

  • No evidence of downtrading; see 10% volume growth: Dabur

    With the monsoon playing spoilsport, FMCG companies are likely to be worst hit and chances of downtrading are also high. However, Sunil Duggal, CEO of Dabur India believes there is no evidence of any downtrading or slowdown in consumption despite the fact that consumption is slightly subdued in certain pockets.

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