Abstract – Fast-Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) sector is such an important part of the Indian Economy that offers very lucrative and stable investment alternatives with a non-cyclical demand with some strong financials. Here, in this research paper we are providing a comparative fundamental analysis of FMCG companies listed on National Stock Exchange thereby analyzing their financial soundness, profitability and market valuation. In-vestment Performance: ROE, ROI, EPS, P/E ratio and Dividend Payouts are key financial performance metrics were returns from investments are measured. While the analysis suggests that Hindustan Unilever, Nestlé India, and Britannia Industries have the best performance in terms of growth; ITC Ltd and Godrej Consumer Products continue to retain their leadership position even if at a muted level. As per FMCG stocks research, it is considered a defensive asset class that are less affected during economic slowdown and provide stable long-term returns. However, inflation and supply chain challenges, regulatory pressures are not without risks hence require active stock selection and market management. The paper renders a useful and pertinent contribution for investors, analysts and policymakers interested in better understanding the financial behaviour and in-vestment opportunities in India's FMCG sector.
Sohail Verma (Tue,) studied this question.