Cellecor Gadgets, a leading name in India's electronics and appliances sector, is aiming for significant expansion both domestically and internationally. The company, which clocked in a turnover of INR 500 crore last year, is on track for even greater success in the current fiscal year.
Cellecor's revenue is primarily driven by its appliance category, followed by hearables and wearables (smartwatches, earbuds, and speakers). Mobile phones and accessories, while historically central to the company, now rank third in revenue generation.
Cellecor is bullish about the potential of smart TVs in the Indian market. The company has been selling over 20,000 smart TVs monthly and sees immense potential in this segment.
Cellecor is catering to different segments of the Indian market with its diverse product offerings. The company sells larger smart TVs (75-inch, 86-inch, and 100-inch models) in Tier 1 cities, while semi-automatic washing machines remain popular in Tier 2, 3, and 4 cities.
In recent years, there has been a noticeable shift in consumer behavior in India, with customers increasingly opting for the offline experience, especially for higher-priced categories.
Cellecor recently opened a subsidiary in Hong Kong to strengthen its procurement capabilities and reduce costs. This strategic move will enable the company to source products at a lower cost and expand into markets like UAE, Nepal, and South America.
Cellecor is also exploring partnerships with smaller Indian brands, aiming to help them manage their product sourcing through its Hong Kong office.
Cellecor emphasizes its commitment to "100% Indian-made" products, ranging from small data cables to premium smart TVs. This dedication to local manufacturing is a key differentiator for the company in the Indian market.
Cellecor's CEO has a clear vision for the company's future: to become India's next Samsung. The company aims to capture the entire electronics category in India, from mobile phones to gadgets and appliances.
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