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GAPPU: The Rise of a Made-in-India Musical Instrument Brand Achieving 100 per cent Growth

By ANI | Updated: November 4, 2024 14:00 IST

ATKKolkata (West Bengal) [India], November 4: In a notable feat for India's music industry, GAPPU, a homegrown musical ...

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Kolkata (West Bengal) [India], November 4: In a notable feat for India's music industry, GAPPU, a homegrown musical instrument brand, has achieved a stunning 100 per cent growth over the past year. Celebrated for their handcrafted cajons and innovative percussion instruments, GAPPU has rapidly become a symbol of quality and creativity. This rise was further bolstered by seed funding of approximately Rs 5 million from esteemed investors like Arun Kumar Mukherjee, Ronodeep Saha, and Agni Mitra, pushing the brand's current valuation to Rs 20 million.

Co-founders Pallab Ghosh and Anirban Bhattacharya have spearheaded GAPPU's growth through relentless innovation and a passion for elevating the musical instrument market in India. Their commitment to blending traditional craftsmanship with modern techniques has set the brand apart, earning the loyalty of professional musicians and enthusiasts alike.

Building on their recent success, GAPPU is set to launch new products that promise to capture a wider market. Among the upcoming releases are high-quality practice pads and guitar strings, specifically designed to meet the needs of both seasoned musicians and casual players. These products reflect GAPPU's strategic push to diversify its offerings and strengthen its presence across the musical landscape.

The latest funding will not only enhance product development but also allow GAPPU to scale its production capabilities. Additionally, the brand plans to amplify its marketing campaigns and broaden its distribution network. A key focus will be expansion into untapped markets in North and West India, fostering a more extensive customer base and nationwide recognition.

The unique combination of premium craftsmanship and forward-thinking innovation has been central to GAPPU's growth. Their reputation for high-quality, locally made instruments is steadily propelling them onto the global stage. According to co-founder Pallab Ghosh, "Our vision is to redefine the way people experience musical instruments. This growth and the upcoming products are part of that journey."

With a strong foundation built on quality and a strategic plan for expansion, GAPPU is well-positioned for sustained growth. The brand's momentum, marked by customer satisfaction and investor confidence, is a testament to the rising potential of India's homegrown musical talent and craftsmanship.

For musicians, enthusiasts, and industry followers, keep an eye on GAPPU as they continue to innovate and shape the future of musical instruments made in India.

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