Dabur India (DABUR) Q4 96/97 earnings summary
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Q4 96/97 earnings summary
23 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY97 turnover including other income was Rs 721.41 crore vs Rs 577.95 crore; profit after tax was Rs 42.90 crore vs Rs 34.41 crore.
Operations expanded across consumer products, food, pharmaceuticals and exports, alongside significant manufacturing and distribution investments.
Financial highlights
Sales less returns were Rs 706.81 crore vs Rs 561.78 crore; profit before tax was Rs 42.57 crore vs Rs 41.33 crore.
Profit after tax included a Rs 1.51 crore write-back of earlier-year tax provision; current-year tax provision was Rs 1.15 crore.
Export sales were Rs 91.54 crore vs Rs 69.02 crore; export growth was reported at 33%.
Outlook and guidance
A new Baddi unit for Chyawanprash, Janma Ghunti, Lal Tail and other Ayurvedic medicines was expected to begin production during FY98.
Food and pharmaceutical formulation units were planned for expansion and modernisation in FY98; new joint ventures were also expected to begin commercial production.
Nepal operations planned an ~Rs 18 crore expansion and modernisation programme, including HDPE containers, fruit juice expansion and a horticulture nursery.
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