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    HONASA CONSUMER LTD Q1 RESULTS

    Block deal impact: Mamaearth shares fall 4% as 66 lakh shares change hands

    Mamaearth Share Price: Shares of Honasa Consumer, owner of Mamaearth, dropped 4% post a block deal where 66.20 lakh shares exchanged at Rs 439 each, totaling Rs 291 crore. The deal, equivalent to a 2% stake, likely saw Fireside Ventures and Sofina Ventures as sellers, both holding significant stakes in Honasa Consumer.

    Consumer sector in focus post-election results! D-Mart, Tata Consumer could give 12-18% in 1 year

    We believe this rally in staple stocks is driven by not only its ‘defensive sector’ tag but also the underlying excitement, which was triggered by strong post-Q4 management commentary.

    New-age stocks recover post poll results; Ixigo IPO launch

    A day after election results, shares of new-age companies like Zomato and Delhivery made a sharp recovery on the bourses. A look at the numbers and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.

    Ecommerce fails to click for firms in Q4 as sales dip across segments

    Online consumption lagged in the March quarter across segments like electronics, wearables and beauty. Delhivery said ecommerce delivery volumes declined 13% sequentially in the March quarter to 176 million, while on a year-on-year basis they were down 2%. Cofounder and CEO Sahil Barua indicated this slowdown comes after a strong December quarter.

    Bosch Q4 Results: Net profit rises on higher demand

    Bosch, the Indian arm of German automotive supplier Robert Bosch GmbH, reported a 41.5% climb in fourth-quarter profit on Friday, helped by better demand for its automotive products and consumer goods.

    Confident of delivering 20% plus value growth for coming year: Ramanpreet Sohi, Honasa Consumer

    We have delivered 7% EBITDA for the year and we are looking at about 150 bps expansion into next year.Now, of course out of this, two-third of this will be driven by marketing A&P efficiencies. I think one thing that everyone needs to understand is that we are building a house of brands.

    The Economic Times
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