Dabur India Ltd, one of many nation’s oldest client items firms, has unveiled Dabur Ventures, a brand new funding platform designed to again rising digital-first and high-growth companies.

The corporate’s board has authorized a capital allocation of as much as Rs 500 crore.

Via Dabur Ventures, the 141-year-old conglomerate plans to spend money on early-stage direct-to-consumer (D2C) startups throughout private care, healthcare, wellness meals, drinks, and ayurveda. The investments will concentrate on companies that align with Dabur’s core classes and long-term strategic priorities.

“The capital, funded totally by Dabur’s stability sheet, could be invested in buying stakes in high-potential, new-age digital-first companies that exhibit robust development potential and are intently aligned with Dabur’s long-term strategic imaginative and prescient,” mentioned Dabur India Restricted Govt Director and Group Head of Company Technique Abhinav Dhall, who will likely be main Dabur Ventures.

“We’re charting a daring path by backing progressive ventures in Private Care, Well being Care, Wellness Meals, Drinks, and Ayurveda. This strategic transfer displays our perception in innovation as a development engine, fast-tracks our shift towards premium choices, and positions us on the forefront of rising client developments shaping the business’s future,” Dabur India Restricted Chief Govt Officer Mohit Malhotra mentioned.

For the quarter ended September 30, 2025, Dabur reported a 6.5% year-on-year enhance in consolidated web revenue to Rs 453 crore, up from Rs 425 crore a 12 months earlier. Consolidated income rose 5.4% YoY to Rs 3,191 crore, with its India enterprise gaining market share throughout 95% of the portfolio.

Dabur’s current portfolio spans ayurveda (Dabur Chyawanprash), healthcare (Dabur Honey), private care (Dabur Pink Paste), meals and drinks (Réal juices), and residential care (Odonil). The corporate presently has three Rs 1,000-crore manufacturers, three Rs 500-crore manufacturers, and 16 manufacturers within the Rs 100–500 crore vary.