Emami

Emami is growing, its strategic portfolio up 61% like-for-like (Mint, 2 Oct). Ebitda margin fell to 21.8% and international sales declined 12% as input costs rose (Financial Express, 4 Aug).

What it means

Emami's sales held but its profit did not; the repair runs through price hikes and input costs.

Reported: Revenue +15% YoY but net profit −16.4% in Q1 FY27.

Watch: Q2 FY27 results, expected early Nov — net profit falls YoY again.

Affected
  • Emami's raw-material and packaging suppliers — first in line for cost cutsDo now: expect it to ask for lower prices after that fall in net profit; tie any cut to volume.
  • Marico and Hindustan Unilever — a rival short of marginDo now: test your prices where you overlap with it; its next results show whether its margin recovers.

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Background

From 8 stories, the newest dated 12 Oct 2026. Summary written 13 Oct 2026.

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Emami is an Indian FMCG company.[1] source: Mint Its brands include BoroPlus, Dermicool, Kesh King, Mentho Plus, Navratna and Zandu.[1] source: Mint It uses a 5.4 million-outlet Indian distribution network.[1] source: Mint

Emami reported Q1FY27 revenue of ₹1,039 crore, up 15% year-on-year, with an Ebitda margin of 21.8%.[2] source: Mint Its strategic portfolio grew 61% like-for-like to ₹160 crore of revenue, and management targets ₹700-800 crore from it in FY27.[2] source: Mint In September 2026 Emami approved an open-market buyback of up to ₹282 crore at a maximum ₹475 per share, covering up to 59.36 lakh shares, or 1.36% of paid-up equity capital.[1] source: Mint The buyback opened on September 22 and may run until December 29, 2026.[3] source: BSE Corporate Announcements In September, Emami launched BoroPlus From Maa with seven products, rolling out first on ecommerce and quick commerce.[4] source: Fortune India

In October 2026, ET Small Business reported that Emami had joined EQT Partners, Balaji Wafers, ITC, TPG and ChrysCapital in the race for Advent International's 96.63% stake in DFM Foods, owner of Crax, at a likely valuation of ₹5,000-5,500 crore.[5] source: ET Small Business ET Small Business also reported Emami among the firms eyeing a Farmley stake, a deal that could value Farmley at ₹2,000 crore.[6] source: ET Small Business Farmley denied stake-sale talks with FMCG firms.[7] source: Storyboard18 In September 2026, Calcutta High Court quashed a gag order that had restrained Trustified from publishing about Emami's Zandu Ashwagandha Gold Plus.[8] source: Medianama

Sources

  1. Emami, ITC, Britannia and Orkla India eye Farmley stake in deal that could value the snacks brand at ₹2,000 croreET Small Business

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Questions about Emami

How fast is Emami growing in India?

Emami reported Q1FY27 consolidated revenue of ₹1,039 crore, up 15% year-on-year, and its strategic portfolio grew 61% like-for-like to ₹160 crore of revenue.[2] source: Mint

What is Emami's current strategy in India?

In September 2026 Emami approved a buyback of up to ₹282 crore at a maximum ₹475 per share [1] source: Mint and launched BoroPlus From Maa with seven products, first on ecommerce and quick commerce.[4] source: Fortune India In October 2026 it was reported among bidders for Advent International's 96.63% stake in DFM Foods.[5] source: ET Small Business

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