Motilal Oswal: Indian Consumer Sector Check - Benign Commodity Cost Trend Continues

Topline growth in India’s consumer sector is expected to remain muted amid gradual recovery post lockdown, Motilal Oswal says.

A shopper walks through an aisle displaying personal care goods at a Big Bazaar hypermarket, operated by Future Retail Ltd., in Mumbai, India. (Photographer: Dhiraj Singh/Bloomberg)

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Motilal Oswal Report

In this edition of our consumer sector update, we have analyzed price movement in key commodities.

Additionally, we have also identified consumer companies under our coverage that could benefit or get negatively impacted by it.

It is relevant to analyze price trends from the perspective of Q2 FY21 earnings and beyond as top line growth in the sector is expected to remain muted amid the gradual recovery post unlock in May 2020.

Further, we believe the commodity cost impact would be quite sharp in certain cases.

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