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Trades about 357% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Operating within India, Brand Concepts Limited specializes in the distribution of fashion accessories and travel-related merchandise. Their extensive product portfolio includes luggage, backpacks, various types of bags like handbags and clutches, wallets, and a range of small leather goods, including belts for both men and women. These items are sold under prominent brands such as Tommy Hilfiger, HEAD, AND, Sugarush, Global Desi, and The Vertical. The company maintains a retail presence through eight directly owned stores and twenty-two franchisee-operated locations. Its products reach consumers via diverse channels, including modern retail, distributors, independent retailers, institutional sales, and a robust e-commerce platform. Brand Concepts Limited was founded in 2007 and is headquartered in Indore, India.
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