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Vasa Denticity Ltd. is an Indian e-commerce company primarily engaged in the marketing and distribution of a comprehensive portfolio of dental products, instruments, equipment, and consumables. The company operates through its online platform, Dentalkart.com, and a mobile application, offering over 15,000 to 22,000 Stock Keeping Units (SKUs) from more than 300 domestic and international brands. It also develops and markets approximately 30 private-label brands, including Waldent, for orthodontics, endodontics, and oral surgery. Vasa Denticity serves a target market of individual dentists, dental chains, hospitals, clinics, and educational institutions across India, providing a one-stop solution for their dental product needs. The company utilizes an inventory-led e-commerce model with a centralized distribution network, and is focused on expanding its private label portfolio, increasing its international presence through exports, and investing in technological infrastructure for digital supply chain management and enhanced service offerings.
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