Consumer goods of rapid movement (FMCG) Hindustan Unilever Ltd registered a 3.67 percent decrease in net gain consolidated to ₹ .2,464 million rupees in the quarter that ended on March 31. During the quarter, the company informed that 2 percent underlying.
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Income from the duration of operations The quarter grew 3.02 percent to ₹ 15,670 million rupees such as aging at ₹ 15,210 million rupees that reported the same quarter last year.
The Board of Directors exceeded a final dividend or ₹ 24 per action. Together with the provisional dividend of ₹ 19 per action and a special dividend or ₹ 10 per action paid on November 21, 2024, the total dividend for the financial year that ended on March 31, amounts to ₹ 53 per share.
“In fiscal year 2015, our turnover exceeded ₹ 60,000 million rupees, with underlying sales growth or 2 percent and an EPS growth or 5 percent,” said Rohit Jawa, CEO and managing director of Hul.
“While absolute tonnage grew in the mid -digits, it was partial compensated by a negative mixture. We offered competitive performance, even more strengthening the duration of market leadership the year,” he said.
“This year it marked a step forward in the transformation of our portfolio with incoada innovation in high growth spaces, amplified investments in channels of the future, the acquisition of minimalist, the disinversion of Pureit and the decision, the Aerge ice cream. Improve the next fiscal year,” Jawa said.
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Posted on April 24, 2025