Archive · 24 Sep 2025
Retailers Expect Double-Digit Growth Amid GST Changes
Imagine taxes on things you buy changing!
The government lowered taxes on some everyday items, which made people feel happy about shopping.
Retailers are expecting to sell a lot more stuff during the festival season because of this.
The companies are experiencing growth from the GST implementation.
Clothing that costs over ₹2,500 still has a higher tax rate, which might affect what people buy, even though brands are discounting.
Retailers and consumer goods companies anticipate double-digit growth.
GST rate reductions on mass-consumption items boosted consumer sentiment.
Companies are seeing increased foot traffic in stores.
GST 2.0 is contributing to the sales.
Garments above ₹2,500 still face 18% GST, potentially impacting sales.
- Who
- Retailers and consumer goods companies
- What
- Are anticipating double-digit growth due to GST changes.
- When
- During the upcoming festival season.
- Where
- Across India, including metro, tier 2, and tier 3 markets.
- Why
- Due to positive consumer sentiments from GST rate reductions.
Retailers Association
Consumer
Garments
Retailers Association
The association plans to reduce GST on garments above ₹2,500.
Consumer
Higher GST affects purchasing decisions for expensive clothes.
- GST Changes
- GST rates reduced on some household items
- Impact of GST
- Positive consumer sentiments
- Retailer Outlook
- Anticipating double-digit growth
- Market Reach
- Across metro, tier 2, and tier 3 markets
- Clothing Above ₹2,500
- Subject to 18% GST
- Published
- September 24, 2025
