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Looking for the P&G Hygiene Q2 results FY27? Procter & Gamble Hygiene and Health Care reported on 12 November 2026: revenue flat, profit down 6.7%, material costs up 20%. This page lays out the figures, the cost arithmetic, where sources disagree and what to check in the filing.
Quick answer
P&G Hygiene Q2 results FY27: revenue was flat at Rs 1,145 crore (-0.4%) and net profit fell 6.7% to Rs 195.8 crore as raw and packing material costs rose 20.4%. First-half profit fell 19.9% to Rs 322.1 crore. Reported on 12 November 2026; this page gives no target or call.
Latest update (Thursday, 12 November 2026, 4:05 PM IST): P&G Hygiene and Health Care reported Q2 FY27 standalone results on Thursday, 12 November 2026, with the first reports at about 1:47 PM IST during market hours. I did not find a dividend announcement, an analyst consensus, an official closing price or a call summary, and I have not opened the exchange filing.
Key takeaways
- Revenue: revenue from operations was Rs 1,145.08 crore, down 0.4% from Rs 1,150.17 crore and up 28.4% on Q1 FY27, per Free Press Journal.
- Profit: net profit was Rs 195.84 crore, down 6.7% from Rs 209.86 crore; profit before tax fell 7.0% to Rs 262.02 crore.
- Costs: raw and packing material cost was Rs 237.87 crore, up 20.4%; total expenses rose 2.5% while revenue was flat.
- First half: revenue Rs 2,036.54 crore (-2.4%) and net profit Rs 322.11 crore (-19.9% from Rs 401.92 crore).
- Company view: commodity cost swings had a double-digit effect and the exchange rate was unfavourable, partly offset by a productivity programme (Investywise).
- Still open: no EBITDA, dividend, estimate or official close found; I have not opened the filing.
In plain words: P&G Hygiene and Health Care sells Vicks, Whisper, Vicks and other household and health brands in India. Its profit depends on volumes, prices, advertising spending and the cost of inputs such as packing material and chemicals.
Data note: Figures are as of 12 November 2026, 4:05 PM IST and are standalone. They follow Free Press Journal, Investywise and the Upstox live blog; Business Upturn could not be read. I could not open the exchange filing, and no source gave EBITDA. Derived numbers are my calculation. This is Procter & Gamble Hygiene and Health Care Limited, not the separate listed company Procter & Gamble Health Limited.

In this post
- What did P&G Hygiene report in Q2 FY27?
- What was the Q2 FY26 base?
- Why did profit fall on flat revenue?
- What happened to the margin?
- Other income and tax
- What do Q1 and H1 show?
- What did the preview say?
- Price, estimates and dividends
- What does the cost arithmetic show?
- Next-filing decoder
- How to read the filing
- What most people miss
- FAQs
- Sources
What did the company report in the P&G Hygiene Q2 results FY27, and how big was the change?
In the P&G Hygiene Q2 results FY27, standalone revenue from operations was Rs 1,145.08 crore, down 0.4% from Rs 1,150.17 crore. Profit before tax was Rs 262.02 crore, down 7.0%, and net profit was Rs 195.84 crore, down 6.7% from Rs 209.86 crore, per Free Press Journal and Investywise.
The results covered the quarter to 30 September 2026. Reports appeared from about 1:47 PM IST on Thursday, 12 November 2026, while the market was open (Investywise 1:47 PM, Upstox live blog 1:55 PM, Free Press Journal updated 2:14 PM). The figures below are standalone. I have not opened the filing, so every number is as reported by the sources named.
| Reported figures (quarter to 30 Sep 2026) | Q2 FY27 | Q2 FY26 | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Revenue from operations | Rs 1,145.08 crore | Rs 1,150.17 crore | -0.4% |
| Other income | Rs 17.01 crore | Rs 9.90 crore | +71.8% (my calculation) |
| Total income | Rs 1,162.09 crore | Rs 1,160.07 crore | +0.2% |
| Total expenses | Rs 900.07 crore | About Rs 878.3 crore (my calculation) | +2.5% |
| Profit before tax | Rs 262.02 crore | Rs 281.78 crore | -7.0% |
| Tax expense | Rs 66.18 crore | Rs 71.92 crore | -8.0% (my calculation) |
| Net profit | Rs 195.84 crore | Rs 209.86 crore | -6.7% |
| Earnings per share | Rs 60.33 | Rs 64.65 | -6.7% (my calculation) |
Cite this table: P&G Hygiene Q2 FY27 standalone results per Free Press Journal and Investywise; derived changes calculated by PositionalCalls.
These tie. Total income of Rs 1,162.09 crore less expenses of Rs 900.07 crore is Rs 262.02 crore, which is the reported profit before tax, and Rs 262.02 crore less tax of Rs 66.18 crore is Rs 195.84 crore, the reported net profit (my calculation). Earnings per share of Rs 60.33 divides into Rs 195.84 crore at about 3.25 crore shares, the same count as a year earlier (Rs 209.86 crore over Rs 64.65). Investywise rounds the same results to revenue of Rs 1,145 crore, flat, and profit of Rs 196 crore, down 7%.
Which basis does the P&G Hygiene Q2 results FY27 headline use?
Free Press Journal labels the figures standalone, and the company reports only standalone figures as far as my earlier preview shows. Business Upturn also covered the result, but its page could not be read in this session, so I do not use it. Do not confuse the company with Procter & Gamble Health Limited, a separate listed company that also reported Q2 results; I did not open its results and nothing on this page refers to it.
What was the Q2 FY26 base, and does it tie to the P&G Hygiene Q2 results FY27?
The Q2 FY26 base was revenue of Rs 1,150.17 crore, profit before tax of Rs 281.78 crore, net profit of Rs 209.86 crore and earnings per share of Rs 64.65, reported in November 2025. The Q2 FY27 changes tie to that base within rounding.
| Q2 FY26 base (earlier preview) | Figure | Q2 FY27 figure | Ties? |
|---|---|---|---|
| Revenue from operations | Rs 1,150.17 crore (+1.32%) | Rs 1,145.08 crore | Yes: -0.4% |
| Profit before tax | Rs 281.78 crore | Rs 262.02 crore | Yes: -7.0% |
| Net profit | Rs 209.86 crore (-1%) | Rs 195.84 crore | Yes: -6.7% |
| Earnings per share | Rs 64.65 | Rs 60.33 | Yes: -6.7% |
| Implied tax | Rs 71.92 crore, about 25.5% | Rs 66.18 crore, about 25.3% | Similar rate |
| Total income | Rs 1,160.07 crore | Rs 1,162.09 crore | Yes: +0.2% |
Cite this table: P&G Hygiene Q2 FY26 base per my earlier preview page; Q2 FY27 comparison by PositionalCalls.
The year-ago base was itself flat (revenue up 1.3%, profit down 1%), so this is a second flat year on the top line, not a fall from a high base. The preview recorded that Q1 FY27 had been weak, with profit down 34.3%, so Q2 FY27 was the first quarter of the year in which profit was within 7% of the year-ago figure (my calculation).
Why did profit fall in the P&G Hygiene Q2 results FY27 when revenue was flat?
Expenses rose about 2.5% on flat revenue. Raw and packing materials rose 20.4% to Rs 237.87 crore and traded-goods purchases rose 12.2% to Rs 237.52 crore, partly offset by advertising and sales promotion, which fell 5.3% to Rs 166.62 crore, per Free Press Journal. Investywise cites commodity costs and the exchange rate.
| Cost line | Q2 FY27 | Comparison | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Raw and packing materials | Rs 237.87 crore | Rs 197.49 crore (Q2 FY26) | +20.4% |
| Purchases of traded goods | Rs 237.52 crore | About Rs 211.7 crore (my calculation from +12.2%) | +12.2% |
| Advertising and sales promotion | Rs 166.62 crore | About Rs 175.9 crore (my calculation from -5.3%) | -5.3% |
| Total expenses | Rs 900.07 crore | About Rs 878.3 crore | +2.5% |
| Raw and packing material as % of revenue | 20.8% | 17.2% | +3.6 points (my calculation) |
| Advertising as % of revenue | 14.6% | About 15.3% | -0.7 point (my calculation) |
Cite this table: P&G Hygiene cost lines per Free Press Journal; implied year-ago figures and ratios calculated by PositionalCalls.
Investywise reports that commodity cost fluctuations had a double-digit effect on the quarter, that unfavourable exchange rates weighed too, and that a productivity programme partly offset them. The raw material line moved from about 17.2% to about 20.8% of revenue, a 3.6-point step (my calculation), which is larger than the 2.1-point fall in margin shown below, so other lines such as advertising and employee cost partly absorbed it. The reports I read do not give the employee cost, depreciation or finance cost lines, and I cannot say how much of the squeeze came from each.
What happened to the margin in the P&G Hygiene Q2 results FY27?
No source I read reports EBITDA. Taking profit before tax less other income as a rough operating measure, it was Rs 245.0 crore against Rs 271.9 crore, a margin of about 21.4% against 23.6% on revenue. That is my calculation, not an EBITDA figure.
| Margin arithmetic (my calculation) | Q2 FY27 | Q2 FY26 | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Revenue | Rs 1,145.08 crore | Rs 1,150.17 crore | -0.4% |
| Profit before tax less other income | Rs 245.01 crore | Rs 271.88 crore | -9.9% |
| That figure as % of revenue | 21.4% | 23.6% | -2.2 points |
| Profit before tax as % of revenue | 22.9% | 24.5% | -1.6 points |
| Net profit as % of revenue | 17.1% | 18.2% | -1.1 points |
| Effective tax rate | About 25.3% | About 25.5% | Similar |
Cite this table: P&G Hygiene margin lines calculated by PositionalCalls from Free Press Journal figures; not company disclosures and not EBITDA.
The measure includes depreciation and finance cost, which the reports do not separate, so it understates true EBITDA by an unknown amount. My earlier preview recorded an operating margin of 19.11% for Q1 FY27 against 28.46% a year earlier (MarketsMOJO), a different definition; on the same style of arithmetic Q1 FY27 is not comparable, so I do not compare the two. The direction is clear in both: margin was lower than a year earlier.
How much did other income and tax matter in the P&G Hygiene Q2 results FY27?
Other income rose to Rs 17.01 crore from Rs 9.90 crore, adding about Rs 7.1 crore, or about 2.7% of profit before tax. The tax rate was about 25.3% against 25.5%, so neither explains the fall in profit; the cost lines do (my calculation).
| Item (my calculation) | Q2 FY27 | Q2 FY26 | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Other income | Rs 17.01 crore | Rs 9.90 crore | +Rs 7.11 crore |
| Other income as % of profit before tax | 6.5% | 3.5% | +3.0 points |
| Tax expense | Rs 66.18 crore | Rs 71.92 crore | -8.0% |
| Effective tax rate | 25.3% | 25.5% | -0.2 point |
| Profit before tax without other income | Rs 245.01 crore | Rs 271.88 crore | -9.9% |
Cite this table: P&G Hygiene other income and tax lines per Free Press Journal; ratios calculated by PositionalCalls.
Without the other income the fall in profit before tax would have been about 9.9% instead of 7.0%. Other income at this company is usually treasury income on cash, but the reports do not split it, so that is an assumption and not a finding. The company holds a large cash balance and pays large dividends, so interest income can move with the payout calendar; I did not read a cash figure for this quarter.
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What do Q1 FY27 and the first half show about the P&G Hygiene Q2 results FY27?
First-half revenue was Rs 2,036.54 crore, down 2.4%, and first-half net profit was Rs 322.11 crore, down 19.9% from Rs 401.92 crore. Q2 revenue was 28.4% above Q1 FY27 and profit 55.1% above it, per Free Press Journal.
| Period view | FY27 | FY26 | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| H1 revenue | Rs 2,036.54 crore | About Rs 2,087 crore (my calculation) | -2.4% |
| H1 profit before tax | Rs 431.65 crore | Rs 546.48 crore | -21.0% |
| H1 net profit | Rs 322.11 crore | Rs 401.92 crore | -19.9% |
| H1 earnings per share | Rs 99.23 | Rs 123.82 | -19.9% (my calculation) |
| Q2 revenue against Q1 FY27 | Rs 1,145.08 crore | Rs 891.46 crore (Q1 FY27) | +28.4% |
| Q2 net profit against Q1 FY27 | Rs 195.84 crore | Rs 126.27 crore (Q1 FY27) | +55.1% |
| Q2 advertising against Q1 FY27 | Rs 166.62 crore | Rs 83.32 crore (Q1 FY27) | Nearly doubled |
Cite this table: P&G Hygiene H1 and sequential figures per Free Press Journal; ratios calculated by PositionalCalls.
The numbers tie. Q1 FY27 revenue of Rs 891.46 crore plus Q2 revenue of Rs 1,145.08 crore is Rs 2,036.54 crore, and Q1 profit of Rs 126.27 crore plus Q2 profit of Rs 195.84 crore is Rs 322.11 crore (my calculation). The first half is down 19.9% in profit on revenue down 2.4%, so the half-year picture is worse than the second quarter alone. Advertising spend nearly doubled from Q1 to Q2, which may reflect festival-season timing, but the reports do not say.
What did the preview say, and how did the P&G Hygiene Q2 results FY27 compare?
The P&G Hygiene Q2 results date FY27 preview named Rs 1,150.17 crore revenue and Rs 209.86 crore profit as the base, and Rs 126.27 crore as the Q1 FY27 profit mark. Revenue and profit were both just below the base and well above the Q1 mark.
| Preview mark | Preview figure | Reported in Q2 FY27 | Outcome |
|---|---|---|---|
| Revenue base | Rs 1,150.17 crore | Rs 1,145.08 crore | Just below, -0.4% |
| Net profit base | Rs 209.86 crore | Rs 195.84 crore | Below, -6.7% |
| Profit before tax base | Rs 281.78 crore | Rs 262.02 crore | Below, -7.0% |
| Sequential mark: Q1 FY27 profit | Rs 126.27 crore | Rs 195.84 crore | Above, +55.1% |
| Sequential mark: Q1 FY27 revenue | Rs 891.46 crore | Rs 1,145.08 crore | Above, +28.4% |
| Tax rate (implied) | About 25.5% | About 25.3% | Similar |
Cite this table: Preview marks against reported figures; outcomes calculated by PositionalCalls.
The preview made no call on direction and this page makes none either; it records what was reported.
What do the price, estimates and dividends say after the P&G Hygiene Q2 results FY27?
I found no post-result share price, no analyst estimate and no dividend announcement. My earlier preview recorded a price of Rs 6,982 and a market capitalisation of Rs 22,664 crore (undated), and FY26 dividends of Rs 195 interim and Rs 60 final, Rs 255 in total.
| Item | Figure | Source and status |
|---|---|---|
| Share price after the result | Not found | No dated figure in the reports read |
| Earlier price and market cap | Rs 6,982; Rs 22,664.09 crore | CompoundingAI via my preview; undated |
| Analyst consensus for Q2 | Not found | No estimate located |
| Dividend with Q2 FY27 | Not found | Check NSE and BSE announcements |
| FY26 interim dividend | Rs 195 a share, including Rs 25 special (paid 26 Feb 2026) | CompoundingAI via my preview |
| FY26 final dividend | Rs 60 a share (record 1 Sep 2026) | CompoundingAI via my preview |
Cite this table: P&G Hygiene price and payout items as of the time stated; not verified against filings.
A dividend does not change the results, but it moves cash out of the company and appears in the price on the ex-date. If you hold the shares, the tax treatment of any dividend is covered in dividend tax in india; sales are covered in capital gains tax on shares. A total of Rs 255 a share on about 3.25 crore shares is about Rs 828 crore (my calculation), which my preview noted does not tie to a Rs 844 crore figure in another source.
What does the cost arithmetic on the P&G Hygiene Q2 results FY27 show?
At Q2 FY27 revenue of Rs 1,145 crore, each percentage point of cost-to-revenue is worth about Rs 11.5 crore of profit before tax. Had raw and packing materials stayed at last year’s 17.2% of revenue, they would have cost about Rs 197 crore, about Rs 41 crore less than reported. This is my arithmetic, not a forecast.
| Raw and packing material as % of revenue | Cost, Rs crore | Against reported Rs 237.87 crore |
|---|---|---|
| 17.2% (Q2 FY26 level) | 197 | -41 |
| 19.0% | 218 | -20 |
| 20.8% (reported) | 238 | 0 |
| 22.0% | 252 | +14 |
Cite this table: P&G Hygiene material cost sensitivity, my calculation on fixed revenue. Illustrations, not forecasts.
Held at the year-ago ratio, the saving of about Rs 41 crore is about 15.6% of profit before tax (my calculation), larger than the Rs 19.8 crore actual fall, so other lines helped. That is arithmetic about the cost base, not a statement about what Procter & Gamble Hygiene and Health Care’s costs should be.
How do I read the next P&G Hygiene results after the P&G Hygiene Q2 results FY27?
On the next results read, in this order: revenue against Rs 1,145 crore, raw and packing material as a share of revenue, advertising spend, profit before tax against Rs 262.0 crore, other income and the dividend.
| Order | Line to read | Mark to compare | Why it comes first |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Revenue | Rs 1,145 crore; H1 Rs 2,037 crore | Volume and price |
| 2 | Raw and packing material | 20.8% of revenue | Drove the margin fall |
| 3 | Advertising and promotion | Rs 166.62 crore; 14.6% | Discretionary lever |
| 4 | Profit before tax | Rs 262.0 crore; Rs 245.0 crore ex other income | Before tax |
| 5 | Net profit | Rs 195.84 crore; H1 Rs 322.11 crore | The headline |
| 6 | Other income | Rs 17.01 crore | Treasury income |
| 7 | Dividend | Not found; FY26 Rs 255 | Check announcements |
Cite this table: P&G Hygiene reading order, PositionalCalls.
For any summary or target you read elsewhere, compare its assumptions with these lines: the cost ratio, the advertising spend and the other income. If it does not state them, you cannot check it.
How do I read the P&G Hygiene filing and avoid fake tips?
Open the NSE or BSE announcement for Procter & Gamble Hygiene and Health Care Limited, not a link in a message, and read the standalone results table first. Treat any tip that asks for an OTP, payment or login, or promises a target, as fake.
- Open the exchange announcement page for Procter & Gamble Hygiene and Health Care Limited.
- Read the unaudited results for the quarter and half year ended 30 September 2026.
- Note revenue, other income, expenses by line, profit before tax, tax and profit.
- Compare with Rs 1,145 crore, Rs 262.0 crore and Rs 195.84 crore.
- Read the notes on exceptional items and the limited review conclusion.
- Check the dividend announcement and the record date.
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What do most people miss in the P&G Hygiene Q2 results FY27?
Most readers see profit down 6.7% and miss that the first half is down 19.9%, that raw and packing material rose 20.4% on flat revenue, that other income cushioned profit by about Rs 7 crore and that no source reports EBITDA.
Analyst’s note. What stands out: revenue was flat, so the profit fall comes from costs, mainly materials (my reading). What is easy to miss: advertising spend fell 5.3%, so the company did not lift spending to defend volumes in this quarter. What would change the view: a filing that shows different expense lines or exceptional items. Caution: figures come from media reports and I did not open the filing. Reader action: read raw material cost, advertising and other income first.
Bottom line
The P&G Hygiene Q2 results FY27 show revenue of Rs 1,145 crore (-0.4%), profit before tax of Rs 262.0 crore (-7.0%) and net profit of Rs 195.84 crore (-6.7%), with the first half down 19.9% in profit. There is no target or call on this page. I will update this page when the filing is read or the next results appear. See our earnings coverage.
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P&G Hygiene Q2 results FY27: frequently asked questions
What did the company report in the P&G Hygiene Q2 results FY27?
In the P&G Hygiene Q2 results FY27, standalone revenue from operations was Rs 1,145.08 crore, down 0.4%, and net profit was Rs 195.84 crore, down 6.7%, reported on 12 November 2026. Profit before tax was Rs 262.02 crore. Figures are from Free Press Journal and Investywise; check the filing.
What was P&G Hygiene net profit in Q2 FY27?
Net profit was Rs 195.84 crore against Rs 209.86 crore a year earlier, down 6.7%, with earnings per share of Rs 60.33 against Rs 64.65, per Free Press Journal. First-half profit was Rs 322.11 crore against Rs 401.92 crore, down 19.9%. Investywise rounds the quarter to Rs 196 crore, down 7%.
Why did P&G Hygiene profit fall on flat revenue?
Expenses rose about 2.5% while revenue fell 0.4%. Raw and packing materials rose 20.4% to Rs 237.87 crore, and Investywise cites commodity costs, the exchange rate and a partial offset from a productivity programme. Advertising spend fell 5.3%. The P&G Hygiene Q2 results FY27 reports give no EBITDA.
What was P&G Hygiene revenue in Q2 FY27?
Revenue from operations was Rs 1,145.08 crore against Rs 1,150.17 crore a year earlier, down 0.4%, and up 28.4% on Q1 FY27 revenue of Rs 891.46 crore, per Free Press Journal. First-half revenue was Rs 2,036.54 crore, down 2.4%. Total income was Rs 1,162.09 crore.
Did P&G Hygiene announce a dividend with Q2 results?
I did not find a dividend announcement with the Q2 result. My earlier preview recorded FY26 dividends of Rs 195 interim, including Rs 25 special, and Rs 60 final, Rs 255 in total, per CompoundingAI. Check NSE and BSE announcements for any dividend and record date for the P&G Hygiene Q2 results FY27.
What was the P&G Hygiene profit base for Q2 FY27?
The Q2 FY26 base was revenue of Rs 1,150.17 crore, up 1.32%, profit before tax of Rs 281.78 crore and net profit of Rs 209.86 crore, down 1%, with earnings per share of Rs 64.65, per my earlier preview. The Q2 FY27 changes tie to that base within rounding.
Did P&G Hygiene beat Q2 estimates?
I found no analyst estimate or consensus for the quarter, so I cannot say whether it beat or missed one. Business Upturn covered the result, but its page could not be read in this session. Compare the result with the Q2 FY26 base of Rs 1,150.17 crore revenue and Rs 209.86 crore profit instead.
I did not find a dated post-result price or official close for 12 November 2026. My earlier preview recorded Rs 6,982 and a market capitalisation of Rs 22,664 crore, undated, from CompoundingAI. Check NSE or BSE for a quote. No brokerage target is used on this page.
Is Procter & Gamble Health the same as P&G Hygiene?
No. Procter & Gamble Hygiene and Health Care Limited and Procter & Gamble Health Limited are separate listed companies. Search results show the second also reported Q2 FY27 with profit up about 26%, but I did not open its results, and this page covers only P&G Hygiene and Health Care.
Is this page financial advice about P&G Hygiene?
No. This page is not investment advice, a target or a recommendation, and PositionalCalls is not SEBI-registered. It reports company figures and sources with dates, and labels my calculations. Read the exchange filing and consult a registered adviser before any decision.
Sources
- NSE India: corporate announcements: results and dividend notices.
- BSE India: corporate announcements: the results filing.
- Free Press Journal: P&G Hygiene Q2 profit falls 6.7%, 12 November 2026, updated 2:14 PM IST.
- Investywise: Procter & Gamble Hygiene and Health Care Q2 FY27 results, 12 November 2026, about 1:47 PM IST.
- Upstox: Q2 results live blog, 12 November 2026, entry at 1:55 PM IST.
- PositionalCalls: P&G Hygiene Q2 results date FY27 preview, 12 November 2026.
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