20 Sept 2026
Titan open to acquiring smaller brands, sees growth in premium segment
Titan Company is open to buying or investing in smaller watch brands to grow its premium and luxury ranges. The Tata group firm expects strong festive demand, helped by an early wedding season and a delayed Diwali. It also sells global brands like Tommy Hilfiger through its Helios stores. Competition from new Indian micro brands, it says, keeps Titan sharp.
Key Statutory Highlights
- Titan Company is open to acquiring or investing in smaller and emerging watch brands as part of its growth strategy.
- The company expects a robust festive season, helped by healthy consumer demand and an early wedding season coinciding with a delayed Diwali.
- Titan views competition from smaller India-focused watch brands as a positive for the category rather than a threat to its market leadership.
Actionable Advice for Taxpayers / Founders:If you run a small or emerging watch brand, keep your financial records, brand valuation and ownership papers ready, as larger players may look at partnerships or investments. A CA or lawyer can help you assess what a fair deal looks like before you talk to anyone.
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