Made in India shoe brands: When you go to buy footwear for yourself, the first names that come to your mind are brands like Adidas, Puma, Bata, and Nike. These companies have long occupied the footwear market in the country and abroad. But some Indian businessmen launched their products to compete with these international brands and today they are the kings of the market.
All these companies are related to India,
Along with establishing the rule in the market, these companies are also earning crores of rupees. Let us tell you today about such Made in India brands and their owners, who are waving flags in the country and abroad today. You will also be surprised to read about their earnings.
Lal Mukhiya – Manoj Gyanchandani
Manoj Gyanchandani, the owner of Red Chief, started Lien Global Pvt Ltd in 1995 to export leather footwear to Europe. In 1997, he launched the Red Chief brand under Lian Global. In 2011, this shoe dealer launched the first exclusive Red Chief outlet in Kanpur. Today Red Chief has 175 stores in 16 states including UP. According to the filing made in the Registrar of Companies, in the year 2021, the company does a business of more than 324 crores annually.
Woodland – Avtar Singh
Woodland was established in Quebec, Canada but has its foundation in India. Originally from India, Avtar Singh founded Woodland’s parent company Aero Group in 1980. The major manufacturing center of Woodland is in Noida itself. There are 8 woodland factories in Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand, which meet up to 70 percent of the demand. Woodland generates a turnover of Rs 1,250 crore annually.
Lakhani-Parmeshwar Dayal Lakhani
Lakhani was started in 1966 by Parmeshwar Dayal Lakhani. Mayank Lakhani, a second-generation businessman from the Lakhani family, took the journey ahead and gave it good recognition. The company does an annual turnover of 150 to 200 crores.
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