FMCG, consumer duration and cement supplies gathered on September 4, 2025, as common objects from hair oil to ice cream and TVs will cost less on the GST Council on Wednesday (September 3, 2025) approved the full overwork of the enforcement and services regime (GST).
The GST Council approved the limiting boards to 5% and 18%, effective from September 22 – the first day of Navaratri.
Britannia Industries rose 7.18%, dabur India climbed to 6.14%, Colgate Palmolive collected by 5.21%, Emami jumped by 4.62%, Hindustan Unilever increased by 4.34%by 3.63%to BSE.
The BSE FMCG index climbed by 0.70% to 21,076,15.
Blue Star’s consumer boundaries increased by 4.57%, India Whirlpool climbed by 4.19%, Amber Enterprises increased by 3.48%, V-Guard Industries proceeded by 2%and Havels India (2%).
The BSE Consumer Sunlables index was traded by 0.38% to 62 552.58.
Among the cement supplies, the Orient cement gathered by 2.97%, the ultrate cement advanced 2.92%, Shree cement climbed to 2.75%and ACC increased by 2.36%.
Almost all items of personal use and aspiration goods for the middle class, such as AC, washing machines, will see cuts cuts because the government is trying to strengthen domestic spending and pushed the economic wound of American tariffs.
Common use food and beveration ranging from Butter and Ghee to Dry Nuts, Condensed Milk, Cheese, Figs, Dates, Avocados, Citrus Fruits, Sausages and Meat 20-liter Bottles, Fruit Pulp or Fruit Juice, Beverages Containing Milk, Ice Cream, Pastry and Biscuits, Corn Flakes and Cereals and Sugar Sugar Tax Reducing to 5% from the current 12% or 18%.
Consumer goods such as dental powder, feeding bottles, dishes, kitchen dishes, umbrellas, dishes, bicycles, bamboo furniture and combs, see the rate from 12% to 5%. The same for shampoo, powder, tooth heel, tooth heel, toothbrushes, frontal powder, soap and hair oil were reduced from 18% to 5%.
Cement will cost less with decreasing tax rate from 28% to 18%.
“Some of the key branches that benefit from this are insurance, FMCG, cars, agricultural equipment, cement, consumer duration, clothing, shoes, QSR and retail,” said Pranav Haridasan, MD and Axis Securities. – pti
