An Indian FMCG (Fast Moving Consumer Goods) sector has ranked fourth in the economy of India with a total market size in excess of USD 20.1 billion. This sector is related with the life of people. Thus, it is very important to know how Indian FMCG works, how it can be grow up, how its current financial performance, how the sector will help in increasing economy scale of India, etc. That is why, the researcher aims to find out the profitability performance of Indian FMCG sector .The researcher has taken top ten companies of Indian FMCG sector on the basis of market capitalization from BSE index top 100 companies. The study is based on secondary data and time period is of ten years. The researcher has been used simple random sampling method for selecting Profitability Ratios and applied one-way ANOVA test for hypothesis testing. Here, the result is rejecting null hypothesis (Ho) and accepting alternative hypothesis (H₁). Thus, we can say that, in relation to Profitability Ratios, there is significant difference between selected FMCG companies during the study period.

KEYWORDS: Indian FMCG Sector, Profitability Performance, Financial Soundness, EPS, CPM.