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Marico Expects Double-Digit Volume Growth In India, Mid-Teens International Growth

Marico Expects Double-Digit Volume Growth In India, Mid-Teens International Growth

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Marico says it is on track to meet its full‑year aspirations and its Vision 2030, aiming for a revenue target of ₹20,000 crore by FY30. The company says the goal is being pursued under its “Fewer, Bigger, Bolder and Faster” strategy and deeper digital bets. It expects double‑digit volume growth in India and mid‑teens growth internationally, while shifting its Saffola brand toward higher‑margin products. CEO Saugata Gupta anticipates the business returning to profitable growth within the next two to three quarters.

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    Marico is shifting Saffola towards higher-margin products, with CEO Saugata Gupta expecting the business to return to profitable growth after the next two to three quarters.

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Marico is shifting Saffola towards higher-margin products, with CEO Saugata Gupta expecting the business to return to profitable growth after the next two to three quarters.

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Marico Expects Double-Digit Volume Growth In India, Mid-Teens International Growth

Marico is shifting Saffola towards higher-margin products, with CEO Saugata Gupta expecting the business to return to profitable growth after the next two to three quarters.

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