"We are looking at a turnover of Rs 80-100 crore from our operations in India and overseas. By early next fiscal, we will enter markets in Indian sub-continent like Sri Lanka, South-East Asia and the Middle-East," Divine Organics CEO Gautam Dhar told PTI.
"We want to give consumers a 100 per cent organic product option at a competitive price range. We plan to focus on metro and mini metro cities in India," he added.
Going forward, the company will also look at raising about Rs 10 crore from private equity or venture capital investors to support its expansion plans, Dhar said.
The company offers a range of organic skin care, body care and hair care products, priced in Rs 300-1,250.
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