XECH Expands Retail Footprint with New Experience Centres in Ahmedabad and Hyderabad
The event witnessed participation from the company's leadership team and local channel partners alike, making it a landmark moment for tech lovers and the retail community in the region.
Each of XECH's store is strategically positioned in high-growth urban hubs, serving as a direct touchpoint for customers to explore its expanding range of lifestyle tech products, smart gadgets, and premium corporate gifting solutions. With aggressive expansion plans underway, XECH is targeting 2X revenue growth this fiscal year, powered by its omni-channel presence, innovative product lineup, and scalable operations model. These Experience Centres are a key milestone in bridging the gap between digital and physical retail — creating spaces where speed, quality, and tactile engagement converge.
Commenting on the expansion, Mr. Pranay Punjabi, Founder and CEO of XECH Technologies Pvt. Ltd., said: 'Each city plays a strategic role in our retail vision. Pune gave us our first physical touchpoint, Hyderabad validated our scale strategy in a dynamic tech market, and Ahmedabad will strengthen our presence in western India — connecting us to customers who value smart, dependable tech. These are more than just stores; they're brand experience hubs where people can interact with our innovations firsthand. We're focused on making practical, well-designed technology accessible to those who need it — whether at home, work, or in business.' Retail store visitors can explore the full ecosystem of XECH products — including bestsellers and upcoming innovations — in an interactive, hands-on setting. XECH thus plans to further expand its retail presence in the coming quarters for a much more immersive experience for its consumers.
From portable kettles and cordless vacuum cleaners to Bluetooth clocks, eye massagers, tire inflators, and garment steamers, XECH's portfolio reflects a sharp focus on solving real-world problems through tech that's intuitive, multifunctional, and ready to gift. Each product is crafted to offer everyday convenience — for individual users as well as corporate buyers seeking thoughtful, brandable tech solutions.
XECH is offering an exclusive 10% in-store discount for the entire month of July to celebrate its Ahmedabad launch.
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