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Trades about 59% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Marico Limited, an Indian enterprise founded in Mumbai in 1988, operates as a leading manufacturer and marketer of fast-moving consumer goods. The company offers an extensive portfolio spanning various categories, including hair care (such as oils, shampoos, conditioners, and styling aids), refined edible oils, health and immunity-boosting food products, and personal care items like deodorants, body lotions, and shower gels. Additionally, its offerings extend to baby care, skin care, male grooming, fabric care, and hygiene solutions. Marico distributes these products under a multitude of well-known brands domestically, such as Parachute, Saffola, Nihar Naturals, Beardo, and Set-wet, and internationally with names like Parachute, Fiancée, and Mediker SafeLife. Its widespread market reach is facilitated by a robust distribution infrastructure comprising regional offices, carrying and forwarding agents, redistribution centers, and numerous distributors.
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