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myTrident aims for a 40% growth in FY 25 by doubling its retail touchpoints

By August 9, 20242 Mins Read
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Under the Home Coming theme, myTrident unveiled its Autumn-Winter 2024 Collection at a 5-day largest retailer meet extravaganza.

myTrident, the flagship domestic home furnishing brand of Trident Group, unveiled its Fall-Winter ’24 collection today at Andaz, Aerocity, New Delhi. Dr Rajinder Gupta, Chairman Emeritus, Trident Group, inaugurated the five-day Associate meet by addressing more than 1500 retailers under the captivating theme of Home Coming.

myTrident is targeting a significant growth trajectory, aiming to double its revenue to Rs 10 billion + in next 3 years by expanding its retail presence and strengthening its foothold in existing markets. The brand’s growth strategy is to increase presence through both offline and online on all major metros, Tier 2 and 2 cities, and strengthening its position in quick commerce.

“We are targeting a significant growth trajectory in the coming months, with a focus on penetrating new markets and strengthening our foothold in existing ones. Our vision is, ‘ghar ghar mein myTrident,’ and we want to penetrate pan India with myTrident products available at every retail touch point. We aim to grow at 40 per cent, doubling our revenues and increasing our market share”, said Neha Gupta Bector, Chairperson, myTrident.

Rajneesh Bhatia, CEO, myTrident stated, “Our goal is to make myTrident products accessible to a broader audience by doubling our retail touchpoints. We’re focusing on expanding our presence in large-format stores and the special focus for this year is on quick commerce. Our strategy is to strengthen our position both online and offline. Currently, our products are available in about 5,000 outlets, and we aim to double this number to 10,000 within the next three years.”

The event displayed the new collections that left the attending retailers mesmerized. The new Fall/ Winter 2024 collection includes- Festive, and core ranges from Road to Jaipur, Sanskriti, Earth Lover collections, and more designed to inspire and elevate every space.

Since its inception in India in 2014, myTrident has become one of the leading home furnishing brands, catering to both home and HORECA segments in India

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