Nykaa has already expanded to 15 cities, not states. Ergo fulfilment costs are already down. Distance from warehouse to customer has therefore, shrunk
Revenue for the quarter was up 39% YoY to Rs 1,230.8 crore
In the non-foods space, it has entered the personal care and home care business
It is the second Indian startup this week to be valued at more than $1 billion, after edtech firm Physics Wallah.
India is among one of the "priority markets" for the direct selling Swedish beauty brand Oriflame, where it expects to continue its double-digit growth over the next 3-5 years, a top company official has said. The company which sells cosmetic and wellness products in India also expects a double-digit growth in its sales force, adding more direct sellers in the coming years. Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Oriflame has witnessed an upswing in the wellness products business, contributing to around 20 per cent of its India business from the earlier 4 per cent, and expects this trend to continue with some minor corrections. "We have an expectation to continue the double-digit growth over next 3-5 years and I do not see it as a huge challenge," Frederic Widell, Vice President & Head of South Asia & MD, Oriflame India, told PTI. The company will continue to grow here for the next decades because of the growing population and would continue to invest in India and build the business, he ..
The fresh capital is expected to add momentum to Plum's gameplan of further strengthening its omni-channel presence, building new categories and enhancing R&D capabilities
RENEE Cosmetics plans on utilising funds majorly in strengthening the brand presence and widening offline presence.
On Saturday, Mamaearth became the first start-up to enter the unicorn club in 2022 with a $52 million fundraise
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The company received bids for 40 times the number of shares it plans to sell to anchor investors in its IPO
Beauty and personal care products maker Lotus Herbals has bought a 32 per cent stake in Fixderma India, owners of dermaceuticals brands like Fixderma and FCL. The company, however, did not disclose the financial details of the transaction. Through this investment, Lotus Herbals forays into the dermaceutical segment offering a premium range of skincare and haircare products, said a joint statement. This also bridges the gap between the prescription-based products and over-the-counter cosmetics, it added. "By investing in this leading cosmeceutical company, Lotus enters the dermaceutical beauty space with a clear-sighted goal of emerging as domain leaders in the future," it said. Fixderma, along with its premium skincare range FCL, manufactures dermatology products. It is an established direct-to-consumer (D2C) brand and Fixderma product lines are also retailed through dermatologists and pharmacies in India and overseas. "With our strategic planning & marketing expertise, we aim at
Nykaa has acquired a majority stake in homegrown skincare brand Dot & Key, the first direct-to-consumer (D2C) beauty brand acquired by the IPO-bound beauty and fashion e-commerce platform. This is the first D2C (direct-to-consumer) beauty brand acquired by Nykaa and following this investment by Nykaa, Dot & Key will join Nykaa's stable of owned brands, Nykaa said in a statement on Friday. While the company did not disclose the financial details, Nykaa's red herring prospectus (RHP) shows it purchased 3,35,000 equity shares from the existing shareholders of Dot & Key for about Rs 46.9 crore and further subscribed to 3,57,143 equity shares for a consideration of about Rs 50 crore. "On September 28, 2021, our company acquired 51 per cent of the outstanding equity shares of Dot & Key Wellness Private Ltd (Dot & Key) through the subscription and purchase of equity shares. "Following this investment, Dot & Key became one of our owned brands and this investment will ..
POPxo, a digital community for women, on Friday announced its foray into the beauty segment and said it aims to log a revenue run rate of Rs 100 crore in the next 12 months.
Nykaa, her brainchild, has grown into India's top e-commerce site for beauty products.
Gift and greeting cards major Archies on Friday announced its foray into the beauty and personal care products segment as part of business expansion plans. It has partnered with around 45 brands, ranging from cosmetics, haircare, skincare, fragrances and scents, bath & body care and even baby care, said Archies Beauty Chief Operating Officer Hanisha Kapoor. As per the strategy, Rs 200 crore company is opting for both online and offline channels for its new business segment 'Archies Beauty'. Its products would be available on its new portal Archiesbeauty.com and the company also looks to leverage its existing network of over 200 Archies stores to sell these beauty and personal care products, she added. "By the quarter-end, Archies Beauty will be having around 75 beauty and cosmetic brands on board and by the year-end end, (it is) eying to have around 150 plus brands," Kapoor told PTI. Archies Beauty is also considering introducing dedicated outlets for its new segment by next year,
This is being driven by beauty and personal care areas
Homegrown beauty and personal care brand St Botanica is two times bigger than what it was pre-Covid
Growth at brands like Nykaa, MyGlamm, Sugar Cosmetics and Beardo has picked up, with recovery being stronger going into 2021
Before the Covid-19 outbreak in the country, Vineeta Singh's firm SUGAR had already crossed Rs 100 crore in net revenue and posted an 85% YoY growth rate
Earnings at luxury retailers and beauty companies were dented by the closure of airport duty-free shops and high street stores