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IndiaRetailing brings you a series on India’s key retail tech icons. Featuring Deepak Kishanchand, Founder & CEO, Lyik Technologies Pvt. Ltd. this week New Delhi: Today’s CIO must know how to leverage technology to create value for the business. No longer...

The first fibre rejuvenation facility under the Arvind-PurFi JV will be set up near one of Arvind’s manufacturing facilities in India New Delhi: Textiles manufacturer Arvind Ltd. and US-based PurFi Global LLC on Monday announced the setting up of a joint venture (JV)...

Climate, biodiversity and oceans. One might wonder what they have to do with retail, and the answer is: a lot! The Retail Industry worldwide, and especially the fashion retail sector produces enormous amounts of waste, while using an immense...

In this age of growing consumerism and ever-increasing retail penetration, be it through the brick-n-mortar model or as e-biz, the Indian market is witnessing brand proliferation like never before. Brands are now as ubiquitous as the shopping malls and...

The casual wear market in India has been growing steadily over the last decade. It has kept the Indian consumer satisfied and engaged with constant re-invention from existing brands and launch of several new local and international brands. Casual...

Textile and apparel player Arvind Ltd on Thursday reported a 16.38 percent increase in its consolidated net profit to Rs 75.08 crore for the second quarter ended September 2018. According to a PTI report: The company had posted a net...

Textiles major Arvind Ltd is looking to take its B2C (business to consumer) segment which includes fabrics and ready-to-wear garments to Rs 1,500 crore in the next five years from the current Rs 700 crore, an official said on...

Textile major Arvind is planning to produce 40 percent of garments in-house, from 10 percent at present, as it looks to notch up the turnover of its textile business to Rs 10,000 crore in the next five years. "Presently, about...

Contrary to popular perception about women being on shopping spree, it is the men who hold 41.7 percent share of the Indian apparel market followed by women at 37.5 percent and kids wear at 20.8 percent, according to Indian...