
Indian D2C brands project over 30% festive growth
D2C brands in India are projecting festive growth above 30% over last year, though some report 18-20%. Rising customer acquisition costs and selective spending are adding pressure on these brands.
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D2C brands in India are projecting festive growth above 30% over last year, though some report 18-20%. Rising customer acquisition costs and selective spending are adding pressure on these brands.

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