New Delhi, April 6 -- Leading fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) makers reported resilient growth amid a stable demand environment in the March quarter of FY26, posting a healthy revenue expansion, even though geopolitical tensions in the West Asia markets remained a concern. The makers, such as Marico, Dabur and AWL Agri Business (formerly Adani Wilmar), have reported growth in both volumes and value, driven by pricing actions, category momentum and resilient domestic consumption, and growth from international markets except the conflict area. Makers expect margins to improve as inflation eases; however, they remain cautiously optimistic about the coming quarters. They expect the trend of domestic demand recovery to continue, aided by stable macroeconomic conditions and improving consumption trends. Homegrown FMCG major Marico, in its quarterly update, said its consolidated revenue grew in the "low twenties" year-on-year during the quarter, aided by pricing interventions, strong performance in hair oils, and robust traction in its international business. The company's India business posted high-single-digit volume growth, while its overseas operations expanded in the high-teens in constant currency terms, though the Gulf region was affected by geopolitical headwinds. The maker of Parachute and Saffola said easing input costs, particularly a correction in copra price (down 35 per cent from peak), are expected to support margins going forward. The company remains optimistic about a gradual improvement in consumption trends and expects healthy, volume-led revenue growth in FY27.Marico expects double-digit operating profit growth in the quarter. Marico said it witnessed a "stable demand sentiment" during the quarter; however, the macroeconomic impact of the evolving geopolitical situation in the Middle East is a key "monitorable". Dabur also reported a more moderate performance, projecting consolidated revenue growth in the mid-single digits for the March quarter. The company said it had a sequential recovery in domestic demand, with its India FMCG business likely to record high single-digit growth....