Dabur India expects consolidated revenue to grow in double digits in the second quarter of FY27. The FMCG major said demand stayed steady despite geopolitical tensions, commodity inflation and weak rainfall. Its India FMCG business is set for double-digit growth, its strongest show in recent quarters. Hair oils and shampoos are expected to grow in the high teens, marking a fourth straight quarter of double-digit gains for the portfolio. Home and personal care should also grow in double digits. Oral care is seen growing in mid-single digits on a high base, while home care may post high-single-digit growth. Skin care is expected to grow in double digits. Healthcare should record mid-single-digit growth, with digestives holding strong momentum. International business is expected to post high-teens growth in rupee terms, led by Egypt, Turkey, the US, Bangladesh and the UK. The company expects consumption to pick up further in the festive season.