Sustainable footwear brand Neeman’s is targeting Rs 1,000 crore in revenue over the next three years and plans to expand its retail footprint to 500 stores across India. The company, which crossed Rs 185 crore in revenue last year, is on track to reach Rs 350 crore by March 2027.
Offline retail will be a key part of the company’s growth strategy as it looks to transition from a digital-first footwear brand to a nationally scaled player. The planned 500-store network is aimed at expanding its presence across markets and increasing consumer access to its products.
“The Rs 1,000 crore ambition represents a very different scale of business, and getting there will require us to build the right foundation across every part of the organisation. From strengthening our product engine and supply chain to investing in technology, retail and execution, we are focused on creating the capabilities that can sustain long-term growth,” said Amar Preet Singh, co-founder and COO, Neeman’s.
Neeman’s is also focusing on strengthening its product portfolio, supply chain, technology and operational capabilities to support the expansion. The company said comfort will remain a key focus of its product proposition as it seeks to build a larger presence in the footwear market.
