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    MSME & Industrial

    Consumer Brands & D2C

    Established consumer businesses adding a direct channel without breaking the distribution that funds them.

    An established consumer business adding a direct channel faces a problem a pure D2C startup does not: the existing distributor and retail network pays the bills, and it notices when the brand starts selling to the same customer directly.

    Handled badly, the direct channel cannibalises trade relationships and delivers worse economics than the business it displaced. Handled well, it produces margin and customer data the traditional channel cannot.

    We model both channels honestly — including the trade relationships at risk — and build the capital and reporting structure to run them together.

    How we work in Consumer Brands & D2C

    What the engagement usually looks like

    Channel conflict economics

    Model direct and trade channels together, with the cannibalisation risk priced in rather than assumed away.

    True D2C contribution margin

    Per-order economics with returns, discounting, shipping, and platform fees fully loaded.

    Working capital across channels

    Fund inventory for two channels with different cycles without starving either.

    Proof

    What we have done in this sector

    Consumer / D2C

    Building Investor Readiness for a D2C Brand

    Designed unit economics, cohort analytics, and a fundraising data room that anchored the next funding round.

    Closed oversubscribed Series A

    Talk to someone who knows the sector

    Tell us where the business actually is and we will tell you what we would do first. No deck required.