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Footwear producer Mochiko to double development capacity with Rs 300-400 cr financial investment, ET Retail

.New Delhi: Former Puma India-MD Abhishek Ganguly, that in 2013 acquired B2B sports shoes maker Mochiko under his athleisure wear start-up Agilitas Athletics, considers to increase Mochiko's manufacturing capacity over the upcoming 3-4 years.Talking to ETRetail, Ganguly discussed that the company is actually developing a huge center for Mochiko in Noida which is anticipated to become working in the upcoming 2 months, followed through an additional creation device in South India in the upcoming 6-8 months. "Presently, we have an annual capability of 9 lakh pairs as well as hire 10,000 folks. We intend to multiply this in the upcoming 3-4 years," he said. Commenting on the investment, Ganguly included that the company is going to put in Rs 300 - 400 crore in developing these capabilities." Our experts're also building more efficiency in our procedures. Our experts are enriching our specialized functionalities as well as computerization in making processes. Our team are actually putting in due to the fact that we may observe the growth of the category and the activity of making to India." Begun in 2008, the business makes footwear for international companies like Adidas, The Puma Corporation, New Harmony, Skechers, Reebok, Asics, Crocs, Decathlon, Clarks and also United States Shirt. Mochiko is going to also make shoes for the Italian company Lottery, for which Agilitas obtained the driver's licence earlier this year.In FY23, Mochiko stated a profits of Rs 640 crore. Ganguly discussed that the firm shut FY24 at Rs 730 - 740 crore revenue as well as gets on keep track of to come to be a Rs 1,000 crore organization by FY25.
Released On Sep 9, 2024 at 02:53 PM IST.




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