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Marico's acquired brands hit ₹2,375 cr in FY26 as premium mix nears 37%
Our read
Premium and digital brands now drive 37% of revenue, so operators must scale integration muscle across Cosmix, Plix, Beardo, and 4700BC to hit the 50% mix target by FY30.
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Quarterly EBITDA margin trajectory vs revenue growth
The report,
Marico's acquired premium and digital brands—Plix, Cosmix, 4700BC, True Elements, Beardo—generated ₹2,375 crore in FY26. Premium/digital brands now form 37% of revenue, targeting 50% by FY30, as Marico pursues its Vision 2030 ₹20,000 crore goal.
Reported figures
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| net profit ₹1,762 crore up | 11% |
|---|---|
| Cosmix revenue | ₹915.29 crore |
| 4700BC revenue | ₹120 crore |
| Beardo revenue | ₹299 crore |
| FY27 target | ₹15,000 crore |
Also in the report
- ₹13,611 crore consolidated revenue
Other figures
- Plix revenue ₹864 crore
- shares +2.43% at ₹860.55
Why it matters for the brand
The ₹2,375 cr acquired-brand engine—anchored by Cosmix and Plix—shows Marico's M&A playbook is delivering, making it a template for further bolt-on premium and D2C acquisitions toward the ₹20,000 cr Vision 2030 goal.
What to track next
- Standalone vs consolidated revenue split (organic health)
- Individual acquired-brand growth rates in FY27 disclosures
- New acquisition announcements or capital raise
- Quick-commerce mix as % of digital brand sales
Likely next moves
Our read of what comes next — analysis, not reported by the source.
- Marico to increase A&P investment behind digital brands to defend quick-commerce shelf share
- Push further tuck-in acquisitions in premium wellness/personal care to fill FY30 gap
- Rationalize legacy edible-oil dependence by repositioning Saffola as wellness-premium
- Competitors (HUL, Dabur, Emami) accelerate own D2C/premium roll-outs to counter
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