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Q2 Results Live: Colgate Palmolive Profit Falls, Declares Dividend; HUL Revenue Rises 2%

Today, HUL, Colgate, and Laurus Labs along with others are set to announce results.

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Hello and welcome to NDTV Profit's live coverage of the second-quarter earnings season. Various players are set to announce their performance for the second quarter. Today, HUL, Colgate, and Laurus Labs along with others are set to announce results. Names like Andhra Cements, Fabtech Technologies, PTC India Financial Services, Sagar Cements, Tata Teleservices, Vineet Laboratories, and Vardhman Textiles will also announce their earnings.
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HUL Q2 Results Live: Margin Guidance At 22-23%

  • Ice cream will be demerged by December quarter

  • Margin guidance reiterated at 22-23%

  • We will see an uptick of 50-60 bps margins growth post ice-cream demerger

Source: Con Call


HUL Q2 Results Live: Early Green Shoots In Horlicks

  • We will continue to double down on liquid detergents

  • ⁠Seeing early green shoots in Horlicks, we will double down on Horlicks as well

  • No further margin impact is expected due to GST rate rationalisation

Source: Con Call


Q2 Results Live: Colgate Palmolive Profit Falls

Colgate Palmolive (India) Q2 Highlights (YoY)

  • Revenue down 6.2% to Rs 1,519.50 crore versus Rs 1,619.11 crore

  • Net Profit down 17% to Rs 327.50 crore versus Rs 395.05 crore

  • Ebitda down 6% to Rs 465.43 crore versus Rs 497.35 crore

  • Margin at 30.6% versus 30.7%


Q2 Results Live: Laurus Labs Profit Rises Ninefold

Laurus Labs Q2 Highlights (Cons, YoY)

  • Revenue up 35.1% to Rs 1,653.47 crore versus Rs 1,223.70 crore.

  • Net Profit up 883% to Rs 194.97 crore versus Rs 19.84 crore.

  • Ebitda up 126% to Rs 403.26 crore versus Rs 178.33 crore.

  • Margin at 24.4% versus 14.6%.


Q2 Results Live: HDFC Bank Vs ICICI Bank

As the September quarter earnings season slowly unfolds, India's top two private lenders - HDFC Bank and ICICI Bank - have put out contrasting pictures in the quarter gone by.

While both lenders showed signs of strength, their paths diverged due to at least six reasons.

Read the full story below:

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HDFC Bank Vs ICICI Bank: A Tale Of Two Futures




















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