FMCG & Consumer Staples Poised for Uptick with GST Relief
GST 2.0 reforms are giving FMCG and consumer staple companies a boost. Items like food snacks, personal care goods, and daily household consumables have seen cuts from 18%/12% to 5%. This will reduce consumer prices and likely increase demand. Stocks in companies like Hindustan Unilever, Dabur, Britannia, Marico, Colgate are expected to benefit from volume growth and improved margins as input tax credits smooth out costs. The reforms may also shift household spend toward branded staples.
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FMCG & Consumer Staples Poised for Uptick with GST Relief
GST 2.0 reforms are giving FMCG and consumer staple companies a boost. Items like food snacks, personal care goods, and daily household consumables have seen cuts from 18%/12% to 5%. This will reduce consumer prices and likely increase demand. Stocks in companies like Hindustan Unilever, Dabur, Britannia, Marico, Colgate are expected to benefit from volume growth and improved margins as input tax credits smooth out costs. The reforms may also shift household spend toward branded staples.
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FMCG & Consumer Staples Poised for Uptick with GST Relief
28 days ago
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Consumer staples to gain from lower GST; volume and margin tailwinds for top FMCG players.
GST 2.0 reforms are giving FMCG and consumer staple companies a boost. Items like food snacks, personal care goods, and daily household consumables have seen cuts from 18%/12% to 5%. This will reduce consumer prices and likely increase demand. Stocks in companies like Hindustan Unilever, Dabur, Britannia, Marico, Colgate are expected to benefit from volume growth and improved margins as input tax credits smooth out costs. The reforms may also shift household spend toward branded staples.
GST 2.0 reforms are giving FMCG and consumer staple companies a boost. Items like food snacks, personal care goods, and daily household consumables have seen cuts from 18%/12% to 5%. This will reduce consumer prices and likely increase demand. Stocks in companies like Hindustan Unilever, Dabur, Britannia, Marico, Colgate are expected to benefit from volume growth and improved margins as input tax credits smooth out costs. The reforms may also shift household spend toward branded staples.