IndoBevs, the maker of BroCode and Enso Japanese Whisky, is on track to achieve a turnover of ₹600 crore by the end of FY26, according to co-founder Geetika Mahandru. She added that the company aims to position itself as a category disruptor. IndoBevs is also projected to close the year with a run rate of around 2 million cases across its portfolio.

The company’s journey began in 2007 as Indospirit, a distribution house. “We worked with every liquor company in India. Because of our partners, we could establish an efficient supply chain and understand how the market operates. After almost a decade, in 2018, the first bottles of BroCode and Enso hit the shelves. Cut to 2025, we have more than 15 in-house brands,” she shared.

IndoBevs has almost exited the distribution business to focus on

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