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    Marico profit jumps 31%, flags rising input costs amid West Asia woes

    Marico has reported a 13% increase in consolidated revenue, driven by strong volume growth in India and international markets. The company highlighted challenges from rising input costs due to geopolitical tensions and adverse weather circumstances. Managing director Saugata Gupta expressed awareness of potential inflation effects, especially in rural areas. Marico aims for mid-20% EBITDA growth by FY27 and expects annual revenue to exceed ₹15,000 crore.

    FY27 Outlook: Geopolitical pressure and AI disruption set to reshape India Inc

    Corporate India faces heightened uncertainty entering fiscal year 2026-27 due to geopolitical tensions and AI disruption. Sectors like banking anticipate gradual NIM recovery, while FMCG expects better earnings visibility. The IT sector grapples with AI concerns, and oil prices present a mixed outlook for the oil and gas industry.

    Humble coconut oil turns into a luxury on rising demand, shrinking output

    Coconut oil prices in Asia are increasing. India is the top consumer. Prices have tripled in two years. Supply shortages and high demand are the reasons. Unfavorable weather and pests have disrupted production. Consumers are switching to cheaper alternatives. The International Coconut Community expects prices to remain high. Demand for coconut water is also impacting supply. Farmers are expanding planting.

    Rising input costs put India Inc in a bind

    Cost of key inputs in consumer products, autos and real estate are moving north. Margin pressure is being felt across companies but, sensitive to budget-watching consumers as well as competitive pressures, many are opting for partial cost transfers and cost control in other functions.

    Pakistan willing to shell out twice the price for Indian coconuts

    From 2011 to 2013, copra exports to Pakistan from India have doubled to nearly 21,000 tonne, though the statistics for 2014 aren't available yet.

    Marico reports 17% revenue growth in Q4,gives investors reasons to cheer

    Most FMCG companies have been reporting subdued performance, but Marico, which owns the brands Parachute and Saffola, has enthused investors

    The Economic Times
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