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Tariq Shafiq

Hey I am on Medial • 5m

PureSip – Affordable Drinking Water for All Provide clean, affordable, and hygienically packaged drinking water at ₹5 for 500ml and ₹10 for 1L, significantly lower than the market price of ₹20 per bottle. This will be achieved by partnering with water purification plants and leveraging direct distribution strategies. Majority of branded bottled water costs ₹20 for 1L, making it unaffordable for daily wage workers, students, and travelers. • A budget-friendly bottled water brand will attract price-conscious consumers, especially in railway stations, bus stands, offices, schools, and roadside kiosks. Tie-ups with water purification plants that use RO+UV technology to ensure high-quality drinking water. • Bulk purchasing of water at ₹2-3 per litre. • Packaging cost optimization with lightweight, recyclable bottles. Street carts, vending machines, and direct delivery to construction sites and factorie

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Anonymous 1

Hey I am on Medial • 5m

what about margins from the perspective of retailer who is keeping water bottles of Bisleri ,kinley, etc. getting good margins why they will choose you if the cost is so low how could you provide margins to retailer and why retailer put your bottles on their shelves?

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Rishikesh

A failure who wants ... • 5m

why not making water free?but also earning from providing free water?

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Deepak Nayak

Explore book celebra... • 5m

But to sustain in market you have to give higher profit to the seller . If seller is not interested in selling your product due to low margin then how it will sustain. If you go and see in market 1l water bottle costs around 7-8 rupees if you purchase in bulk margin is approx 12-13 rs per bottle for seller then why they will sell your bottle instead of the brand which give them more margin .

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Ayush Raj

"Visionary leader tu... • 5m

You also sell the water in the Cans like the beer is selling also target the large club's and party festival and premium place like metro , Rajdhani trains , Hotels where people feel luxury.

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Vihaan Subbaiah

Rationale before eve... • 5m

Will work , but , you will need to entice retailers with a bigger margin than existing players

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