Shree Hari Ornaments Achieves 3x Growth, Strengthens Inventory Model and Expands Market Presence with Dr. Vivek Bindra and Bada Business Private Limited
New Delhi [India], April 30: Shree Hari Ornaments, a Surat-based B2B gold jewellery company led by Mr. Kaushik Kathiriya, has been a consistent supplier within the regional jewellery ecosystem,...
New Delhi [India], April 30: Shree Hari Ornaments, a Surat-based B2B gold jewellery company led by Mr. Kaushik Kathiriya, has been a consistent supplier within the regional jewellery ecosystem, catering to jewellers with a wide range of designs suited for showroom sales. The company operates within a structured wholesale framework, focusing on maintaining design relevance and steady supply to its retail collaborators.
Like many players in the jewellery trade, Shree Hari Ornaments initially followed an approval-based supply model. Retailers would procure jewellery without upfront purchase commitments and pay only after successful sales. While this model reduced risk for jewellers, it introduced uncertainty for the company in terms of cash flow, inventory planning, and revenue predictability.
Recognizing the need for a more sustainable structure, the company entered into a strategic collaboration with Dr. Vivek Bindra and Bada Business Private Limited. The collaboration aimed at strengthening core business systems, improving financial discipline, and building a scalable growth model.
Before this collaboration, the company faced several operational constraints. The approval-based system led to delayed billing cycles and inconsistent cash inflows.
Retailers had limited ownership of inventory, resulting in unpredictable purchasing behaviour. There was no assured recurring revenue stream, and a portion of inventory remained tied up in slow-moving or non-performing designs. Additionally, the company’s geographic presence was concentrated, limiting its ability to expand its market base.
Post collaboration under a Cash Growth Program (CGP), Shree Hari Ornaments introduced a structured shift in its sales approach. Retailers were transitioned to an ownership-based inventory model, requiring them to purchase and stock products within their showrooms.
To address concerns around unsold inventory, a three-month return mechanism was introduced. This created a balance between risk management for retailers and improved cash flow cycles for the company.
The collaboration also enabled the company to expand into Ahmedabad, where a dedicated sales team was established to develop new relationships with jewellers. This move diversified its market presence and increased access to a broader demand base, strengthening its distribution network.
Another key area of transformation was inventory management. Through detailed analysis of stock movement, the company identified slow-moving and dead inventory. Based on these insights, non-performing stock was cleared, and production strategies were aligned with fast-moving designs. This led to improved inventory turnover and reduced risk across the supply chain.
As a result of these changes, Shree Hari Ornaments has transitioned into a more predictable and process-driven business. A majority of its jewellery network has adopted the new inventory model, leading to improved consistency in monthly revenue. The company is now on a growth trajectory approaching 3x, supported by stronger financial control and better operational visibility.
In addition to strategic direction, Shri Hari Ornaments was supported by a dedicated team of consultants who conducted a detailed diagnosis of the business.
Core operational and revenue bottlenecks were identified, and targeted solutions were implemented across key areas. This ensured that every intervention was aligned with measurable outcomes and long-term scalability.
Sharing his perspective on the transformation, Mr. Kaushik Kathiriya said, “The shift in our business model has helped us move from uncertainty to structure. With clearer systems in place, we are now able to plan growth with greater confidence and stability.”
The company’s journey reflects how traditional wholesale businesses can benefit from structured interventions in sales, inventory, and market expansion. With these systems now in place, Shree Hari Ornaments is positioned to scale further while maintaining operational discipline and financial consistency.





