Marico, headquartered in Mumbai, India, has reported its strongest volume growth in seven years, with an 8% increase in business volumes for FY26. The company's consolidated revenue surged to ₹13,611 crore (approximately $1.65 billion USD), representing a 26% increase compared to the previous year. Profit after tax also rose to ₹1,762 crore (around $215 million USD), marking an 8% growth. CEO Saugata Gupta noted that larger consumer goods companies are better equipped to navigate current market volatility due to superior supply chain management and financial stability. He highlighted that Marico has absorbed significant input cost increases, including a 30-35% correction in copra prices, which constitute about half of its input costs. Gupta expressed confidence in maintaining high single-digit volume growth and double-digit revenue expansion, driven by premiumisation and diversification strategies. He also pointed out that many digital-native brands struggle to scale effectively, giving Marico a competitive advantage in traditional distribution channels. The company is actively exploring quick commerce, which now represents 35-40% of its e-commerce business.