Honasa Consumer's shares rose to Rs. 380.30, marking an increase of 1.25 points or 0.33% from its previous close of Rs. 379.05 on the BSE.

The stock began trading at Rs. 383.00, reaching a peak and low of Rs. 383.00 and Rs. 372.55, respectively, with a volume of 25,471 shares. The BSE Group 'B' stock, carrying a face value of Rs. 10, hit a 52-week high of Rs. 546.50 on September 10, 2024, and a 52-week low of Rs. 256.10 on November 10, 2023. Over the past week, it has seen highs of Rs. 402.00 and lows of Rs. 372.55, with a market cap currently at Rs. 12,354.68 crore.

Honasa Consumer’s promoter stake is at 34.98%, while institutions hold 36.81% and non-institutional investors 28.22%.

Entering the winter season, Honasa Consumer has launched an expanded range of moisturizing products across its brands—Mamaearth, The Derma Co., Aqualogica, and Dr. Sheth’s—tailored for various skin needs and preferences. This rollout reflects the company’s approach of ‘Meeting Seasonal and Individual Skin Needs,’ bringing a wide selection of solutions for diverse customer preferences.

For fans of natural, toxin-free skincare, Mamaearth introduced Light Moisturizing Creams, including Beetroot Hydraful and Vitamin C Daily Glow. The Derma Co., which focuses on active-ingredient skincare, launched Nia-Ceramide Deep Moisturizing Cream, crafted with niacinamide and ceramides for all skin types.

Dr. Sheth's debuted creams featuring Kesar Kojic Acid and Vitamin C & Ceramide, promising 48-hour hydration while addressing pigmentation concerns for normal to combination skin. Rounding out the lineup, Aqualogica, Honasa’s hydration-focused brand, introduced Milk Fluid Moisturizers in three variants, with eye-catching popsicle-inspired packaging for light yet deep moisture.

This winter collection is available across retail outlets, e-commerce platforms, and the brands' official websites, furthering Honasa's commitment to accessible, comprehensive skincare tailored to varied consumer needs.