The company highlighted that the consumption and margins were impacted during the quarter owning to short term challenges such as unprecedented global commodity inflation and the performance of its Indonesia business. At a consolidated level, it expects to deliver a higher than mid-single-digit sales growth and a two-year CAGR around mid-teens. The investors reacted favourably to the growth forecast, as GCPL's share price closed 3.83% up at 781.55 on BSE, on Thursday.