Mumbai-based consumer goods company Godrej Consumer Products (GCPL) expects a stronger second half of FY26 as the company recovers from the temporary disruption caused by GST transition and restocking issues seen in the September quarter.

Aasif Malbari, Chief Financial Officer of GCPL , said the GST-related challenges were temporary and are now behind the company. He added that restocking by trade partners has started, which should support demand growth in the ongoing quarter.

Malbari noted that the reduction in GST rates in soaps categories is a positive sign for the business. “We should be on track to deliver high single-digit volume growth for the year in India,” he said.

In July-September quarter 2025 (Q2FY26), Godrej Consumer Products reported a revenue of ₹3,825 crore, profi

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