Archive · 22 Jul 2026
DailyObjects targets ₹400 crore revenue by FY27
DailyObjects is a company that sells lifestyle accessories.
They started online but are now opening many physical stores.
They want to make ₹400 crore in sales by FY27 and become profitable.
They are also looking to sell their products in the US.
Currently, they make bags in India but buy other products from local manufacturers.
They think 40-50% of their sales will come from physical stores in the next five years.
DailyObjects aims for ₹400 crore revenue by FY27, up from ₹220 crore in FY26.
Plans to open 150-160 stores over the next five years, starting with 30-35 this year.
40-50% of sales expected to come from offline channels in five years.
Expanding into Tier-II and smaller cities, where 35-40% of current sales originate.
Evaluating international expansion, with the US as a potential first market.
- Who
- DailyObjects, a direct-to-consumer lifestyle accessories brand
- What
- Plans to expand offline retail and target ₹400 crore revenue by FY27
- When
- FY27 for revenue target and EBITDA profitability
- Where
- India, with plans to expand into the US
- Why
- To increase market reach and achieve profitability
Offline Expansion
Online Focus
Retail Strategy
Offline Expansion
DailyObjects is expanding offline with 150-160 stores over five years, aiming for 40-50% of sales from offline channels.
Online Focus
The company initially started as an online-first business and may reconsider its online strategy as it grows.
- Current Revenue
- ₹220 crore (FY26)
- Target Revenue
- ₹400 crore (FY27)
- Current Stores
- 13 EBOs
- Target Stores
- 150-160 in five years
- EBITDA Profitability
- Expected by FY27
- Manufacturing
- Bags manufactured in India; technology accessories outsourced
- International Expansion
- Evaluating US market