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Pallets manufacturer Leap India eyes seven-fold bump in topline in 3 years

To achieve target by trebling production capacity to meet its rising demand from corporate customers

Pallets manufacturer Leap India eyes seven-fold increase in topline in three years
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BS Reporter Mumbai
Wooden pallets manufacturer Leap India plans to increase its topline by over seven times in three years by trebling production capacity to meet its rising demand from corporate customers like Amul, Coca Cola, Modelez, Nestle and Flipkart.
The city-based supply chain solutions company Leap India plans to achieve revenue target of Rs 280 crore by 2020. Currently, the company with employment of over 200 skilled and unskilled workers, supplies about one million pallets made from Russian-imported wood with the help of equipment pooling and returnable packages. The company achieved its topline of Rs 37 crore during the financial year (FY) 2016-17

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