Kalyani Innerwear Company Profile, information, investors
quot;Kalyani was established in 2000 with the goal of manufacturing premium lingerie at a decent price in the market. They have grown quite vast in this 20 year long tenure. Kalyani currently have 400 employees and 800 contractual employees. Kalyani have a pan-India market network with 225 engaged distributer channels. Kalyani is actively engaged in the manufacturing of the product range that comprises Kalyani, Kalyani Panties, K-lingerie & Maashie, and has a production capacity of 65,000 pieces per day."
Kalyani was established in 2000 with the goal of manufacturing premium lingerie at a decent price in the market. They have grown quite vast in this 20 year long tenure. Kalyani currently have 400 employees and 800 contractual employees. Kalyani have a pan-India market network with 225 engaged distributer channels. Kalyani is actively engaged in the manufacturing of the product range that comprises Kalyani, Kalyani Panties, K-lingerie & Maashie, and has a production capacity of 65,000 pieces per day.
KALYANI INNERWEAR PRIVATE LIMITED – kalyaniinnerwear
KALYANI INNERWEAR PRIVATE LIMITED – kalyaniinnerwear
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