Emami says its newer consumer brands and strategic investments are expected to play a much bigger role in the business over the next few years. The company is targeting about 25% of consolidated turnover from this portfolio by FY30, signaling a stronger push beyond its established product lines.
The FMCG group is known for brands such as BoroPlus, Zandu, Kesh King, and Fair and Handsome. By increasing the share of newer businesses, Emami appears to be building an additional growth engine alongside these long-standing labels.
According to the information available, Emami reported revenue of ₹3,779.5 crore in FY26. Against that backdrop, the company’s FY30 goal points to a broader strategy of using investments and emerging consumer brands to expand contribution to total sales.
The update suggests Emami sees changing consumer demand and brand-building opportunities in newer segments as important to its future mix. If the plan progresses as expected, these businesses could become a meaningful part of the company’s turnover by the end of the decade.
