Bengaluru-based Apple reseller Ample is targeting a 35% revenue increase in FY26, backed by aggressive store expansion and a broader portfolio of brands and enterprise clients.
Bengaluru-based Apple reseller Ample (Source: facebook)
The company is positioning itself to ride the wave of India’s rising tech adoption and the growing brand presence of Apple in the country.
Ample currently operates over 120 stores across India, with nearly 50 dedicated to Apple products. The rest retail lifestyle and tech brands like Under Armour and ASICS. Founder and CEO Rajesh Narang revealed plans to scale operations to around 175 stores in the next three years.
“With our growth ambition, there will be a need for capital,” Narang said, adding that the company aims to list on stock exchanges within five years to support its expansion strategy.
Ample reported revenue of ₹1,700 crore ($197.33 million) for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2025. A key part of its growth plan includes deepening engagement with global capability centres (GCCs)—large multinational hubs managing operations, R&D, and finance. The company currently supplies tech infrastructure to over 1,500 clients, including SAP, Infosys, Broadcom, and Wipro.
Apple, which recorded nearly $8 billion in sales in India for the year ending March 2024, continues to expand its direct retail footprint with flagship stores in Mumbai and Delhi. Still, Narang remains optimistic that Apple’s expansion will also benefit resellers.
“Apple’s market presence growing in India is a positive signal. It tends to grow the entire ecosystem, and that includes partners like us,” he noted.
Other Apple resellers in India include Aptronix and iPlanet, who also compete in the high-growth tech retail landscape. Ample is betting that its diversified brand portfolio and enterprise partnerships will help it stay ahead in the evolving market.
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