New Delhi, May 1 -- Luxury retailer Burgundy Brand Collective aims to cross Rs.200 crore in revenue in FY27, as the Mumbai-based company bets on rising premium consumption beyond India's top metros.

The company, which has introduced brands such as Royce' Chocolate, Onitsuka Tiger, Jacadi Paris and Ligne Roset to India, plans to invest about Rs.100 crore to scale its multi-category portfolio, cofounder Samir Gadhok told Mint.

Burgundy, which reported sales of Rs.120 crore in FY24, also plans to nearly double its store count over the next three years to about 65 stores.

The expansion comes as India's luxury consumption story broadens to newer cities where affluent consumers are spending more across categories from fashion and food to hom...