New Delhi, July 9 -- Fast-moving consumer goods companyDabur India Ltdexpects a turnaround in consumption trends by FY2025-26, backed by favourable macroeconomic indicators, a normal monsoon, continued government investment in infrastructure, and easing inflation. The firm is also betting big on premiumisation, deeper rural penetration, and digital consumer engagement to drive growth.

"We have set an ambitious target to expand our rural footprint while sharpening our focus on urban markets by enhancing our portfolio of premium offerings and exploring adjacent categories to meet evolving consumer aspirations," Mohit Burman, chairman, Dabur India Ltd, said in the company's annual report released Wednesday.

Dabur ended FY2024-25 with a 3.6...