The company will develop 250 green communities alongside this expansion, supporting quarterly plantation drives and community activities
In line with its expansion strategy, value fashion retail chain V-Bazaar is looking to grow its store network from 130 to 250 stores over the next four years and will develop 250 green communities alongside this expansion, supporting quarterly plantation drives and community activities.
In addition to this, as part of its long-term plan, V-Bazaar will also support planting one lakh saplings by 2030. The company has also introduced its Inspired By Nature campaign on World Environment Day 2026.
“Every new store should also create a positive impact in the community around it,” he said. “Across our apparel range, we already use sustainable yarn in many products and are working to increase this share further to reduce our
The company is targeting Rs 2,000 crore in revenue by the financial year 2029, backed by a calibrated store expansion and disciplined unit economics. Withan average investment of Rs 2 to 2.5 crore per store and a sub-two-year payback period, the company is ensuring growth remains profitable as it scales, a top official said.
In an interview with BW Businessworld, Hemant Agarwal, Chairman and Managing Director and Raghav Agarwal, Director of V Bazaar Retail, highlighted that the idea is to grow in a structured way, where expansion and performance go hand in hand, rather than focusing only on topline numbers.
The growth strategy hinges on a cluster-led expansion in northern markets, anchored in affordable pricing, in-house designs and tighter cost control. As demand strengthens, the company is also scaling private labels, targeting 35 to 40 per cent contribution to sales, to improve margins and sharpen differentiation.
