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Urban Company launches Native water purifier line

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 11
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What happened

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Urban Company launched a range of water purifiers under its Native brand. The Native M3 Pro is priced at Rs 24,999 and is designed to address recurring service costs and frequent filter replacements. The new appliance includes features such as real-time water quality monitoring and app-based diagnostics.

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Why it matters

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Urban Company is diversifying its business model by moving into hardware manufacturing, leveraging its experience in appliance servicing. This entry into the water purifier market intensifies competition among existing players. The product aims to provide consumers with a solution that promises up to three years of operation without routine servicing.

From digit.in

Who's involved

  • Urban CompanyHome services platform diversifying into hardware manufacturing
  • nativeSubsidiary of Urban Company developing the new product range

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Kent RO SystemsSpeculative

    Kent RO Systems could face increased competition in the water purifier market, potentially affecting sales and market share.

  • FlipkartSpeculative

    Flipkart might face increased market competition for consumer electronics and home appliance sales.

  • Urban CompanySpeculative

    Urban Company could see changes in revenue streams and operational costs due to its expansion into hardware manufacturing.

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