Heads Up For Tails is making waves in India’s pet care scenario with its remarkable financial strides. Boasting a hefty Rs 185 crore gross revenue in FY2023 and aiming for Rs 275 crore in FY2024, the company’s growth trajectory is nothing short of impressive. With consistent year-on-year revenue growth surpassing 50 per cent, Heads Up For Tails is demonstrating its prowess in meeting the evolving demands of pet owners nationwide. In a chat with BW Businessworld, Rashi Sanon Narang, Founder and Creative Director, Heads Up For Tails, talks of the key factors shaping the market, embracing technology, and prospects ahead. Excerpts:
Inceptive Industry, Expansive Outlook
Pet parenting is a growing phenomenon in the Indian markets as more and more families discover the magic and joy of pets being part of the family. That said, the pet industry is still at a nascent stage with huge growth opportunities in the next decade. At Heads Up For Tails, we have been at the forefront of this for the past 16 years helping to grow the market, build customer awareness and innovate continuously to build out the very best for our pets.
It’s been a long and challenging journey. When we first started out – there was no industry, no one to learn from, and little awareness. But we are believers in the cause, are extremely passionate about what we do and will continue to develop innovative products and services that help to make our pets lead healthier, happier and more comfortable lives.
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