The 7th edition of NeoGrowth’s NeoInsights Study, titled ‘Unlocking Generational Preferences among Indian Retailers’, explores the generational differences among young (aged 18-40 Years), middle-aged (aged 41-50 Years) and experienced (aged >50 Years) retail business owners in terms of their mindset,...

77% of retailers plan to expand their businesses by diversifying product offerings, entering new markets, and exploring new channels, while 87% are open to adopting new opportunities to enhance capacity and capabilities, reveals NeoGrowth’s NeoInsights Study, titled Unlocking Generational Preferences...

Selling via physical stores is the most preferred model of running a retail business, according to nine in ten retailers across generations, revealed a study. This includes retailers who have both online and offline sales. Three-fourth of the respondents believed...

77% of retailers plan to expand their businesses by diversifying product offerings, entering new markets, and exploring new channels, while 87% are open to adopting new opportunities to enhance capacity and capabilities, reveals NeoGrowth’s NeoInsights Study, titled Unlocking Generational Preferences...

In an age where e-commerce dominates conversations about retail, Indian retailers are proving that the physical store is far from obsolete. Across generations, business owners are doubling down on brick-and-mortar locations, not just as a sales point but as the...

A NeoGrowth study reveals most Indian retailers favor physical stores. Retailer . Click here to read more...

The Indian retail sector is largely dominated by the unorganised segment comprising local kirana stores or mom-and-pop stores, with the brick-and-mortar organised segment accounting for around 12 per cent and e-commerce accounting for around 4 per cent of the total...

MSMEs anticipate strong sales this festive season. They face challenges with del ... Click here to read more...

Much has been said and written about the criticality of micro, small and medium enterprises in India’s economic structure. Not only do they employ 111 million people, they also account for 48 per cent of the country’s exports. Yet these...

Amid the continuous issues related to easy access to credit and gender bias faced by women-led micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs), a report by Shiprocket has revealed that about 20.5 per cent of registered businesses are pivotal contributors to...