Tiitan Holdings plans to open 50 stores in India

Oct 10, 2019Updated Jun 1, 20251 min read

Hong Kong-based digital accessories firm Tiitan Holdings plans to invest US$5 million to set up its first 50 branded outlets in India by March next year.

The company announced its foray into India in collaboration with distribution firm Mak Mobility – which also makes and sells fitness band Aq-Fit under its sister firm in the territory.

“This alliance will help us in reaching the customers in India and boost our strategy of increasing our pan-India presence and thereby reaching to customers,” said Tiitan Holdings co-founder Piyush Sharma. “Also, this collaboration will help both the companies to further leverage its innovative product range to customers across India.”

Tiitan Holdings has plans to make its smart accessories – bluetooth speakers, headphones, intelligent charger, wireless power bank, etc, – at Mak Mobility’s manufacturing facilities.

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