Dabur India said it is actively looking for acquisition targets as it pursues inorganic growth opportunities. The homegrown FMCG company indicated that it may acquire one or two businesses over the next three years, with direct-to-consumer, or D2C, players among the possible targets.
The update highlights Dabur India's acquisition plans beyond its core organic expansion strategy. By considering external deals, the company appears to be looking for ways to strengthen its portfolio, expand into fast-growing segments, and potentially improve its reach in newer consumer channels.
D2C brands have become an important area of interest for larger consumer goods companies because they can offer quicker access to digital-first customers and emerging product categories. Dabur India's focus on D2C acquisitions suggests it is evaluating businesses that could complement its existing brands and distribution network.
The company shared the acquisition outlook while outlining its broader business direction. Although no specific target names were disclosed, Dabur India made clear that it is scanning the market for suitable opportunities that fit its long-term growth plans.
