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HUL recovers under Priya Nair but it needs better volumes

Investors expect the FMCG major to get back on the growth track in the quarters ahead, but protecting margins at the same time could be tough.

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HUL recovers under Priya Nair but it needs better volumes

Investors expect the FMCG major to get back on the growth track in the quarters ahead, but protecting margins at the same time could be tough.

29 July, 2026•6 min

0

29 July, 2026•6 min

0

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready...

HUL recovers under Priya Nair but it needs better volumes

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