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Swarovski aims to double its India business in 4-5 years, with store openings taking the largest share of investment
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Swarovski is more likely than not to pursue its India doubling mainly through new stores, tilting toward company-owned outlets, with margin pressure the main risk to the timeline.
For operators
Swarovski plans to double its India business in 4-5 years, with new stores taking the largest share of investment, so expect it to compete harder for mall and high-street space, backed by a festive campaign fronted by Rashmika Mandanna.
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India sales growth above FY25's 26% in the FY26 results would mean the doubling plan is on pace and mall landlords gain a stronger anchor tenant.
The report,
Swarovski's India sales rose 26% to ₹478 crore in FY25, and it runs 82 stores in the country. It has signed Rashmika Mandanna for its festive campaign and sees India as a top-three global growth opportunity.
- India sales, FY25
- ₹478 crore
- up 26%
- India operating profit, FY25
- ₹32.4 crore
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Store and format facts
From the report. Source details below
| India operating profit in FY25: | ₹32.4 crore |
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Next on the rollout
- Store count past the 82 reported, at the next annual update
- Operating profit against FY25's ₹32.4 crore as stores open
- Share of new openings that are company-owned versus partner-run
- Rival jewellery and accessories brands matching festive discounts or opening in the same malls
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