Dabur, the Indian fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) giant, forecasts a mid-single digit growth in consolidated revenues for the March quarter of FY26, supported by a rebound in domestic demand and robust international sales. The company's operating profit is expected to increase at a higher rate than the revenue growth. The domestic FMCG sector has shown steady momentum, with high single-digit growth anticipated, particularly in the Home and Personal Care segment, which is projected to grow in the mid-teens. Key brands like Dabur Amla and Vatika Shampoo are expected to contribute significantly to this growth, with some products likely to achieve growth rates in the twenties. However, the healthcare segment is expected to see low-single digit growth due to challenges in the hydration category caused by unseasonal rains. Despite geopolitical tensions affecting its West Asia operations, Dabur's other international markets, including Turkey and Bangladesh, are performing well, with double-digit growth in constant currency terms. Overall, Dabur remains optimistic about a progressive recovery in domestic demand while staying vigilant about potential geopolitical impacts on its operations.