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Brainbees Solutions Limited operates multi-channel retailing platform for mothers, babies, and kids products in India and internationally. The company offers products in various categories, including boy and girl fashion products, footwear, toys, diapering and gear products, feeding and bath products, nursery products, health and safety products, boutiques, women's beauty and care products, moms and maternity products, birthday and gift products, books and CDs, and school supplies under third-party Indian brands and global brands, as well as its home brands, such as BabyHug, Babyoye, Cutewalk, Pine Kids, and others. It also owns and operates pre-schools. The company sells its products through company-owned modern stores, franchisee-owned modern stores, and general trade retail distribution, as well as through FirstCry platform. Brainbees Solutions Limited was incorporated in 2010 and is headquartered in Pune, India.
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