Archive · 23 Dec 2025
House of Khodays Expands Liquor Portfolio
House of Khodays, a company known for silk and liquor, is expanding its liquor business.
They plan to launch new vodkas, premium rum, and single malts.
The company is investing ₹50 crore to upgrade its factories in Bengaluru and Goa.
They already have factories in many places and sell their products in about 20 Indian states.
They also export to Canada, Chicago, and the UAE, and plan to expand to Africa and Asia.
The company sells a lot to the armed forces through the Canteen Stores Department.
They see more demand for whisky in North India and rum in the South.
House of Khodays plans to launch vodkas, premium rum, and single malts by 2026.
The company is investing ₹50 crore to expand its Bengaluru and Goa distilleries.
Current production facilities are located in Jammu, Punjab, Goa, Telangana, Kerala, and Bengaluru with a capacity of over one million cases.
House of Khodays exports to Canada, Chicago, and the UAE, with plans to expand to Africa and Asia.
Sales through the Canteen Stores Department account for nearly 40% of overall volumes, supplying close to half a million cases annually to the armed forces.
- Who
- House of Khodays, a diversified business with roots in silk manufacturing and liquor production
- What
- Expansion of liquor portfolio with new products and facility upgrades
- When
- Single malts by March 2026, premium rum and vodka within 8-9 months
- Where
- Production facilities in Jammu, Punjab, Goa, Telangana, Kerala, and Bengaluru; plans for nationwide and international expansion
- Why
- To revamp liquor share, expand market reach, and meet regional demand
- Investment
- ₹50 crore
- New Products
- Vodkas, premium rum, single malts
- Launch Timeline
- Single malts by March 2026, premium rum and vodka within 8-9 months
- Production Capacity
- Over one million cases
- Export Markets
- Canada, Chicago, UAE, with plans to expand to Africa and Asia
- CSD Sales
- 40% of overall volumes
- Annual Supply to Armed Forces
- Close to half a million cases