MUMBAI, July 7 -- Indian fast-moving consumer goods companies are hopeful of healthy April-June quarter results even though headwinds driven by product price increases loomed large in the period.

Companies increased prices in a calibrated manner due to rising raw material costs. Dabur acknowledged price hikes in the haircare segment. Godrej Consumer Products Ltd said it had increased prices, without specifying the products.

"While the quarter saw significant volatility in costs on account of movement in crude prices and other raw materials and faced sourcing challenges resulting in lower fill rates across markets, we are pleased with the way we navigated our business through agile planning, sourcing and calibrated pricing actions," Godr...