Jaipur Kurti Opens Two New Franchise Stores in Delhi, Plans 20 More
Jaipur Kurti is opening two new franchise stores in Karol Bagh and Rohini, Delhi, in May 2026. The company plans to open 20 additional stores in the next 18-24 months. The new outlets will feature "Jaipur Kurti" and "Amaiva" brands.
The opening of two new stores and plans for further expansion indicate growth, which could positively impact the company's market presence and revenue.
The announcement details strategic expansion through new store openings and future growth plans, which is positive for the company.
Nandani Creation Limited (NCL), operating under the brand "Jaipur Kurti", announced the signing of two new Franchisee Stores in Karol Bagh and Rohini, Delhi. These Exclusive Brand Outlets (EBOs) are scheduled to open in May 2026 and will span approximately 800-1000 sq ft, featuring collections from "Jaipur Kurti" and "Amaiva by Jaipur Kurti".
This strategic expansion aims to strengthen the company's retail footprint in key commercial hubs and enhance its direct-to-consumer (D2C) ecosystem. The franchise partner has a proven track record of successfully operating over 12 Patanjali stores.
Mr. Anuj Mundhra, Chairman & Managing Director of Nandani Creation Limited, stated, "This expansion reflects our strong belief in scaling through the right partnerships. With a proven franchise partner and a clear growth vision, Brand Jaipur Kurti is committed to building a robust retail network— eyeing 20 additional stores over the next 18–24 months while continuing to strengthen our presence across key high-growth markets."
Currently, Nandani Creation operates 8 COCO retail stores, 5 FOFO retail stores, and has a presence in over 22 Shoppers Stop Stores, 80+ SIS Stores, 80+ Reliance Trends Stores, among others. The company also retails through major e-commerce platforms and its proprietary website and mobile application, and is available on Quick Commerce with Swiggy InstaMart.
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