The household products sector includes companies producing essential goods used in daily life, such as cleaning supplies, personal care products, kitchen essentials and home care items, among others. Demand for these products remains strong regardless of economic cycles, making the sector relatively stable. With rising consumer awareness about health, hygiene and sustainability, companies are innovating with eco-friendly and premium products. Increased urbanisation and disposable income further drive market expansion. The household products sector is driven by industry leaders like Dabur India, Bajaj Consumer Care and Hindustan Unilever that are known for their strong brand presence and diverse product offerings catering to everyday consumer needs. Investors looking for steady, long-term returns often consider household product stocks, as they cater to everyday consumer needs, ensuring continuous demand and revenue growth.
Name | LTP | Change % | Market Cap (Cr.) | Volume | Day Range | 52 Week High | 52 Week Low |
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₹2,223.75 | -1.55% | ₹5,30,737.40 | 15,16,901 | ₹2220.00 - ₹2284.65 | ₹3,035.00 | ₹2,136.00 | |
₹1,148.90 | -0.89% | ₹1,18,592.20 | 4,51,854 | ₹1142.30 - ₹1163.60 | ₹1,541.85 | ₹979.50 | |
₹499.95 | -1.29% | ₹89,767.76 | 16,22,349 | ₹498.65 - ₹512.55 | ₹672.00 | ₹480.00 | |
₹2,359.60 | -1.26% | ₹64,999.13 | 1,80,303 | ₹2355.00 - ₹2411.70 | ₹3,890.00 | ₹2,341.40 | |
₹13,629.65 | 0.21% | ₹44,148.71 | 5,560 | ₹13451.30 - ₹13900.00 | ₹17,745.00 | ₹12,105.60 | |
₹8,005.45 | -0.22% | ₹26,143.93 | 7,079 | ₹7925.00 - ₹8083.85 | ₹10,699.00 | ₹6,191.00 | |
₹569.70 | -1.76% | ₹25,312.63 | 1,95,528 | ₹565.15 - ₹583.00 | ₹860.00 | ₹426.35 | |
₹328.80 | 0.03% | ₹12,070.34 | 2,10,182 | ₹325.25 - ₹333.00 | ₹595.85 | ₹310.20 | |
₹549.75 | 0.64% | ₹12,065.85 | 82,236 | ₹540.00 - ₹555.50 | ₹1,025.00 | ₹523.95 | |
₹1,944.05 | -1.64% | ₹9,662.43 | 15,868 | ₹1926.00 - ₹1976.50 | ₹2,744.70 | ₹1,710.00 |
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Household products sector stocks represent companies involved in producing and selling essential consumer goods used in homes. These include cleaning agents, hygiene products, kitchen essentials and home care items. As consumer demand for convenience and sustainability grows, companies in this sector focus on innovation and eco-friendly alternatives.
Investing in this sector is possible through stock exchanges like NSE and BSE. Open a Demat account on online platforms like Upstox, research financial reports of leading companies and invest in stocks or ETFs focused on consumer goods. Mutual funds with exposure to FMCG and household product companies are also an option.
Key challenges in this sector include rising raw material costs, shifting consumer preferences and increasing competition. Regulatory changes related to sustainability, packaging and product safety may impact profitability. Global supply chain disruptions can also add to the risks, affecting product availability and costs. While the sector is stable, premium products and luxury goods may see demand fluctuations during economic downturns.
Investors looking for defensive stocks with consistent returns may find this sector attractive. Those interested in steady, long-term investments with lower volatility can benefit from household product stocks. It’s also suitable for investors who want exposure to brands with strong market presence and loyal customer base.
The sector offers long-term stability as demand for household essentials remains constant. Companies in this space often have strong brand equity, enabling them to maintain pricing power. Continuous innovation in sustainable and premium products drives revenue growth, while market expansion into rural and international regions creates additional investment opportunities.
Largest Household Products sector company is Hindustan Unilever Ltd with a market capitalization of ₹530737.40.
Today's Top gainers in Household & Personal Products sector are:
Aarti Surfactants Ltd (4.99%)
JHS Svendgaard Laboratories Limited (4.92%)
Transteel Seating Technologies Ltd (4.49%)
Bajaj Consumer Care Ltd (3.15%)
Carysil Ltd (2.93%)
Today's Top losers in Household Products sector are:
Emami Ltd (-1.76%)
Safari Industries (India) Ltd (-1.64%)
Hindustan Unilever Ltd (-1.55%)
Dabur India Ltd (-1.29%)
Colgate-Palmolive (India) Ltd (-1.26%)
Most active stocks in Household Products sector are:
Dabur India Ltd Vol: 1622349
Hindustan Unilever Ltd Vol: 1516901
Godrej Consumer Products Limited Vol: 451854
V I P Industries Ltd Vol: 444068
Galaxy Surfactants Ltd Vol: 362927