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🚨** Direct selling firm Amway bets more on India business; to invest additional Rs 100 crore **🚨




🔶Sensing growth opportunities in online sales due to changing consumer behaviour amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the company is working on *boosting its supply chain* and home delivery network to meet customer requirements.


🔷Direct selling FMCG firm Amway India is looking to invest an *additional Rs 100 crore over the next two years* to fuel its future growth plans in the country, a top company official has said. Sensing growth opportunities in online sales due to changing consumer behaviour amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the company is working on boosting its supply chain and home delivery network to meet customer requirements.


🔶“We will be making an additional investment of Rs 100 crore to boost manufacturing automation and digital initiatives over the next two years. These will play an important role in our next phase of growth in the market,”Amway India CEO Anshu Budhraja told PTI.


🔷Amway India has also witnessed a significant shift in the behaviour of its direct sellers and their customers, resulting in a *spike in online sales.*

“We have seen a significant growth in our online orders from 33.6 per cent in February to 70 per cent in June 2020. We expect the online sales growth to remain consistent. We are bolstering our supply chain and home delivery network to fulfil the growing demand for online ordering,” he added.

Budhraja said Indian consumers are increasingly becoming more conscious about nutrition and this has resulted in a *surge in demand for its immunity, health and wellness product* portfolio with preference for herbal products. Amway India expects this category to grow to 65 per cent.


🔶Going by the current trend and the rise in demand, the company foresees the nutrition category to grow faster with the current contribution of 56 to 65 per cent to overall business in the next three years, Budhraja said. He said that driven by growing demand for nutrition and hygiene products and owing to a significant shift in online sales, Amway’s business has almost come back to the pre-COVID-19 level.


🔷“We further expect consistent recovery and growth in the business through the rest of the year,” he added. Budhraja said Amway India’s future strategy will entail both offline and online platforms with an increased focus on online.


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