David Kohler, chair and CEO of the Kitchen Product Company and Kohler American bathrooms, said that the brand hopes for India and the United States to solve the current tariff problem and find a right path to go.”They are two important historical friends and commercial partners and it makes no sense to change it,” said Kohler a et.
The executive stated that the rate is not relevant for the business of India, which is among the first three markets for the company, although it could have an impact in which Kohler exports produced by the Indian plant outside the India.
Kohler has invested £ 312 in the last five years in society towards the growth, expansion and modernization of his operations. Kohler India is planning the expansion of its production skills through a planned investment of £ 800 crores in the next three whistles.
“We like to export from our plants to India and we hope that commercial conditions allow it. We always want to export from India, depending on the negotiation conditions. It will really be a matter of where in the world we export. We have markets all over the world in order to export to Europe, so that we can export to Europe, so that we can export to Europe.India is among the first three markets for Kohler and continues to be the fastest growth market for the brand.
“India remains one of our most strategic markets in the world. We examined many potential acquisitions before deciding to invest in India and we took the hardest way, but I think it was paid better. The decision to produce in India for India combined with our decision to design and develop and produce in India, was really the key,” said Kohler.
The executive said that the Indian consumer continues to look for luxury and the brand is changing the offer accordingly. “We will continue to invest in India and bring new things, new products and new brands in India. We are now launching a luxury product for the consumer who has access to the best brands in the world. The luxury market is only becoming bigger and is one of the faster segments growth in India,” said Kohler.
The company is expanding its production capacity in India on the back of the growing demand. Despite all the geopolitical tension, Kohler believes that business growth will continue.
“We feel quite positive on where we are at this moment. Despite all the tariff concern in the United States, I think that the country’s good resilience was a good resilience. The United States is such a great service economy that the inflationary impact was a little more silent, this is what people could have thought,” Kohler said.
“It could be a good period of economic growth and expansion in the next five years, which could be a little contraintive to some of the prevalent thoughts of what the rate could do. Geopolitical tensions could create problems, but it is interesting how the world has been in some way immune to all these tensions and continue to go on,” said the manager.
