Pallavi Pengonda is a deputy editor at Mint, where she heads the Mark to Market team. She specializes in finance and trading, providing in-depth analysis of financial reports and covering a wide range of topics related to the Indian stock market, as well as emerging and global markets. Pallavi's work has been featured in LiveMint and Hindustan Times Syndication.
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The personal care major made an impressive comeback in FY26, but global headwinds are starting to test this newfound resilience.
It will be important to track how Groww's new segments scale over time.
By: Pallavi Pengonda
For Trent, store-led growth and margin gains in Q4 offered an earnings lift, but softening demand, rising input costs and rich valuations could test momentum in the coming quarters.
HUL reported a multi-quarter high volume growth in Q4FY26, but rising input costs, El Niño risks and recent price hikes set up a tougher test for margins ahead.
After dropping 5% on Monday following Q4 results, Avenue Supermarts stock is still up around 15% so far in 2026. The stock will take cues from near-term growth rates.
Britannia Industries' stock fell 7% after Q4FY26 delivered a tepid 5.5% volume growth, undercut by rival Parle's lower pricing and war-linked international supply disruptions.
By: Pallavi Pengonda
Bata India posted its best revenue growth in three years at 5% in Q4FY26, but the gains were undercut by a 15% Ebitda decline, 2.8% volume growth that trailed peers, and margins that analysts say will stay below pre-covid levels through FY28.
By: Pallavi Pengonda
Fresh off an impressive Q4 turnaround, the Mamaearth parent has set its sights on crossing ₹ 5,000 crore in revenue over the next five years alongside a major margin expansion.
By: Pallavi Pengonda
Nomura analysts expect aggregate revenue growth of 10.4% year-on-year for consumer staples companies under their coverage in Q1FY27.
The retailer's shares tanked 12% after its Q1 sales growth missed high Street expectations, leaving its expensive valuation vulnerable to a cooling consumption market.
