Livpure to scale to 125+ experience stores with Rs 120 crore-plus annual capex

Livpure is pushing beyond water purifiers into a broader health and wellness play spanning kitchen appliances, sleep solutions and air coolers. The brand plans 125+ franchise experience stores this fiscal, targeting 35% CAGR over four years across 26 cities and 19,500 PIN codes.

— Source publishedFri, 3 Jul, 2026, 15:50 IST·First seen Fri, 3 Jul, 2026, 16:41 IST·Source ET Retail

What happened

Livpure plans to expand to 125+ franchise experience stores this fiscal, investing Rs 120 crore+ annually, while transitioning from water purifiers into a

Key facts

  • 125 retail stores
  • Rs 120 crore+ annual capex
  • 35% CAGR over 4 years
  • 30+ stores by June
  • 26 cities
  • 19,500 PIN codes
  • 1,000+ service franchise partners
  • 3,000+ engineers
  • 35-40% digital contribution
  • 12,000 general trade outlets
  • 1,100 modern trade outlets
  • 20,000 subscription installs/month
  • Rs 100 crore subscription capex
  • 82-83% localisation
  • 1 million units capacity
  • 60-65% utilisation
  • Rs 15-20 crore moulding investment
  • 13-16% market share
  • 70-72% water purification revenue

Why this matters

Livpure's diversification into kitchen appliances, sleep solutions, and air coolers via an experience-store footprint creates potential partnership or acquisition angles across adjacent health-and-wellness durables categories.

What to watch

  • Actual store count vs 125 target by fiscal-end
  • Same-store sales and non-purifier revenue mix
  • Franchisee churn or store closures
  • Capex-to-revenue ratio and any external funding announcement
  • Competitive response from Kent, Aquaguard, Havells in same format
  • Sign franchise partners across the 26 target cities with standardized fit-out playbooks
  • Launch/expand sleep and kitchen appliance SKUs to justify experience-store format
  • Build omni-channel tie-in (online-to-store) to backstop store footfall
  • Set up service/AMC infrastructure to monetize recurring purifier revenue