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Asian Paints is still searching for that perfect finish in home decor

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By Soumya Gupta Verified, Dipali Banka
| HT Syndication
Mumbai, June 28 -- What began as a diversification strategy into adjacent lines of business is now stagnating for Asian Paints. Its home decor brands, including sanitaryware brand Ess Ess, kitchen brand Sleek, and decorative lighting brand The White Teak Company, have either shrunk in size or stagnated over the last four fiscal years, data from the company's latest annual report show.
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Asian Paints is still searching for that perfect finish in home decor

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By Soumya Gupta Verified, Dipali Banka
| Mint
Mumbai: What began as a diversification strategy into adjacent lines of business is now stagnating for Asian Paints. Its home decor brands, including sanitaryware brand Ess Ess, kitchen brand Sleek, and decorative lighting brand The White Teak Company, have either shrunk in size or stagnated over the last four fiscal years, data from the company’s latest annual report show. Asian Paints first bought a stake in The White Teak Company and Weatherseal – that sells doors and windows – in 2022.
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India's 'insurgent' brands swell but struggle to scale past Rs.250 crore revenue

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By Soumya Gupta Verified
| HT Syndication
Mumbai, June 24 -- India is producing more 'insurgent' consumer brands than ever, but only a handful are growing into large-scale businesses. Most of these independent brands continue to struggle to break past the Rs.100-250 crore revenue mark, according to the fourth edition of the annual India Insurgent Brand Report by consulting firm Bain and venture capital fund DSG Consumer Partners set to release this week.
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