"We are bulking up our sales and distribution across verticals, and aim to increase our sales force to about 7,000 from 2,000 during this year," the company's Chief Executive Officer Philip Haydon told PTI.
The firm is present in personal care, pharma, baby care, animal health and wellness segments.
"In the pharma business, we are looking to be present in 200-plus outlets, from 160 currently, and aim to cover over 1.5 lakh doctors this year," he added.
The Bengaluru-headquartered company recently set up a new division to focus on non-prescription drugs in areas like immunity, joint care, women's health and vitality. It expects Rs 100 crore revenue from this division in the current fiscal.
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"We started the (wellness) division in December and are well within reach of our target to earn Rs 100 crore in turnover this year from wellness," Haydon said.
The wellness market in the country is estimated at Rs 14,000-crore and is currently dominated by two categories -- cough and cold medicines and health drinks.
The company plans to use its existing network of doctors, chemists and pharmacies to promote its wellness range, besides being present in supermarkets and small retail outlets.
According to Haydon, the company hopes to grow at a compound annual rate of 20-25 per cent till 2020.
Personal care is growing at around 30 per cent while baby care segment growth stands at around 50 per cent.