Marico Ltd. Share Price

GST 2.0: From Tax Reform to Consumption Recovery

Imagine a consumer walking into a showroom with a little more money left in the wallet after paying taxes. Multiply that behaviour across millions of consumers, and a tax reform can gradually become a demand story. According to Business Standard, net GST collections showed signs of recovery from January 2026 after remaining subdued during late 2025. GST 2.0 simplified the structure around 5% and 18% slabs, with a special 40% rate for selected goods. For investors, the educational takeaway is not simply “lower GST = higher stock prices.” The more useful framework is to track **tax savings → affordability → consumption → company volumes → revenue → margins**. Within the **Nifty 500 universe**, sectors that may potentially benefit from stronger consumption and improved affordability include consumer-facing businesses such as **Hindustan Unilever, ITC, Britannia Industries, Marico, Dabur India, Trent, Titan Company, Asian Paints, Berger Paints India, and Metro Brands**. The impact, however, will not be identical. Investors should examine GST exposure, pricing power, volume growth, rural demand, margins and competitive intensity before forming any investment view. GST reforms can influence affordability and demand, but investors should connect tax changes with volumes, margins, earnings and valuations. **Stocks in Focus:** Hindustan Unilever | ITC | Britannia Industries | Marico | Dabur India |

Marico Limited: Recovery Attempt After Recent Correction

Marico Limited closed at around ₹827, with the stock showing signs of recovery after finding support near the ₹813–815 zone. The short-term trend is still under pressure as the price remains below the 10 EMA (₹835), 20 EMA (₹842) and 50 EMA (₹843). However, the stock is holding around the 100 SMA near ₹829 and remains well above the 200 SMA at ₹790, keeping the broader trend relatively positive. Momentum indicators are showing some improvement. RSI has recovered to around 49.6 after moving into weaker levels, while MACD remains below the zero line but its histogram has turned positive, indicating that recent selling pressure may be easing. For the next move, ₹835–843 is the important resistance zone. A sustained move above ₹843 could improve the short-term technical setup. On the downside, ₹813–815 remains the key support area, followed by ₹795–790. My view: Marico is currently in a recovery phase, but confirmation above ₹843 would be important before considering a stronger bullish move. Traders should closely monitor price action around these levels. Disclosure: I do not have any financial interest in Marico. This is my personal technical analysis and not a recommendation to buy or sell.

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Marico Ltd – Bullish Reversal Near Key Support Zone

Marico Limited - Technical Outlook on Day chart

Marico has seen a sharp correction from the recent high near ₹885 and is currently trading around ₹815. The stock has slipped below its short-term moving averages, showing weakness in the near term. However, the price is approaching an important support zone around ₹790–800, where the long-term moving average and previous price action provide support. RSI has also cooled down from higher levels, indicating that the stock has lost momentum but is not yet in a strong oversold zone. If ₹790–800 holds and the stock starts forming a reversal pattern, buying interest can return. On the upside, ₹830–840 is the first resistance, followed by ₹860 and ₹880. A sustained break below ₹790 could lead to further weakness towards ₹770–750. For now, ₹790–800 remains the key zone to watch for the next move. DISCLOSURE: I do not have any position in Marico and neither do my family members.