An inability to win the hearts of Gen Z and millennial cohorts is posing a challenge for the six-decade-old retailer, a pioneer of sustainable sourcing and supporting artisans, amid an onslaught of competition from trendier and cheaper rivals. If socially conscious young people once swore by the brand, their children don t seem to be showing it as much love.
Fabindia: An inability to win the hearts of Gen Z and millennial cohorts is posing a challenge for the six-decade-old retailer, a pioneer of sustainable sourcing and supporting artisans, amid an onslaught of competition from trendier and cheaper rivals. If socially conscious young people once swore by the brand, their children don t seem to be showing it as much love.
Tata Consumer: TCPL will be buying 75% of Capital Foods from existing investors Invus Group, a European family office and investment arm, with a 40% stake; US private equity group General Atlantic that owns 35% valuing the company at Rs 5100 crore. That would peg the stake value at Rs 3,825 crore. Founder chairman of Capital Foods and a former advertising boss turned food entrepreneur Ajay Gupta will retain his 25% stake for now but Tatas will buy him out too in future helping him unlock further value.
India Business News: Tata Consumer Products will acquire Capital Foods, best known as the maker of Ching's Secret desi-Chinese sauces and Smith & Jones ginger garlic paste