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Bata targets 25% of revenue from digital channel in 3 yrs

Mint Mumbai

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March 06, 2026

Struggling with nearly flat sales and a stock at a 52-week low, Bata India is pushing a “digital-first” reset to drive momentum.

- neethirojan@livemint.com

Bata targets 25% of revenue from digital channel in 3 yrs

Revenue grew just 3% year-on-year in Q3FY26, while nine-month sales are almost stagnant, lagging behind rivals such as Metro Brands and Campus Activewear, which report double-digit gains.

In an exclusive interview with Mint, Gunjan Shah, chief executive officer (CEO) and managing director (MD) of Bata India, said among the company's top priorities in the next 2-3 years is to derive 20-25% of its revenue from digital platforms, appealing to a younger customer base.

Digital contributes about 14-15% of revenue, up sharply from below 5% five years ago.

Digital currently contributes about 14-15% of Bata's revenue, up sharply from below 5% five years ago.

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