An Indian fashion e-commerce Myntra has prepared to increase its sales this festive season by fixing several parallel strategies and also through its private brands to meet the target.

Myntra’s Private Brands

Myntra’s private brands have achieved Ebitda (income before intrigue, expense, deterioration, and amortization) productivity of 5% since June, and the design organization is set to accomplish general Ebitda benefit before the finish of this budgetary year.

For this festive season, the Flipkart-owned fashion portal is looking to scale its network of close to 1,000 Kirana stores under a program called ‘Mensa Network’ to facilitate delivery and returns said CEO Ananth Narayanan to ET.

Myntra is additionally looking to curate a few international brands as a different online store on its stage and will see a few brand dispatches. The stage will likewise observe a different “wedding” classification including items by leading Indian designers.

Myntra targets to reach GVM run-rate of $ 1.7 Billion

Myntra along with Jabong has a GVM run-rate of $ 1.5 billion currently and is planning to reach the target of $1.7 billion by end of the year. Myntra fashion brands have seen a growth of 100% revenue from $150 last year to $300 this year.

Myntra Fashion Brands, which involve 13 private brands, presently contribute 23% to the stage’s general incomes. The private brands are required to contribute 35-40% of the organization’s aggregate incomes in the following year and a half. A portion of the organization’s private, big name drove brands may also go global.

Myntra is also working to make many of these private brands into national brands.

“When we see success in labels we start investing in them for brand-building. We are also looking to make labels such as Mast & Harbour and DressBerry into national brands,” Narayanan said