The company which produces appeal and wellness items saw growth across individual care remaining under pressure in Q3 of present financial
Share cost of Marico fell 2.79% intra day to Rs 336.20 versus previous close of Rs 345.85 on BSE. Marico stock closed 2.53%or 8.75 points lower at Rs 337.10 on BSE. The big cap stock has actually lost 10
%in one year. Its market capitalisation stood at Rs 43,517 crore at the end of market hours today Marico share rate closed lower in trade today after the durable goods business in an upgrade for the 3rd quarter
said consumption patterns fell listed below expectations amid soft demand for products. Share cost of Marico fell 2.79%intra day to Rs 336.20 against previous close of Rs 345.85 on BSE. Marico stock closed 2.53 %or 8.75 points lower at Rs 337.10 on BSE. The large cap stock has lost 10% in one year. Its market capitalisation stood at Rs 43,517 crore at the end of market hours today.
The impacts of financial slowdown leading to a downturn in need were likewise felt when the company revealed its earnings for the 2nd quarter ended September 2019.
“The business had a soft second quarter in the face of a challenging liquidity and intake environment in the domestic market, specifically in rural, while the international business supplied some reprieve on the back of a robust performance in Bangladesh,” Marico said in its Q2 incomes release.
)growth in its combined net revenue at Rs 253 crore for the 2nd quarter ended September 30, 2019, aided by improvement in operating margin and growth in global organisation. It reported combined net revenue of Rs 216 crore in the corresponding duration of financial 2018-19
. Consolidated earnings from operations fell partially to Rs 1,829 crore in Q2FY20 as versus Rs 1,837 crore in Q2FY19, with an underlying domestic volume development of 1 per cent and continuous currency growth of 9 per cent in the global business.
Marico stock closed 2.53%or 8.75 points lower at Rs 337.10 on BSE. Marico stock closed 2.53 %or 8.75 points lower at Rs 337.10 on BSE. Consolidated income from operations fell partially to Rs 1,829 crore in Q2FY20 as versus Rs 1,837 crore in Q2FY19, with an underlying domestic volume development of 1 per cent and consistent currency development of 9 per cent in the global business.
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