Brands
Godrej Consumer Products forays into baby care category
Mumbai: Godrej Consumer Products Limited (GCPL) has forayed into the baby care category with its new launch – ‘goodnessme’, a premium range of ‘toxin free’ certified products made from organic ingredients for baby skin.
Meant for the little ones between 0-2 years, ‘goodnessme’ consists of a range of personal care and home care products for babies that are Certified COSMOS Organic by ECOCERT, France – one of the world’s largest organic certification organisations, the brand announced on Wednesday.
The range includes a variety of products in multiple SKU’s like baby soap, baby oil, baby lotion, multipurpose baby cream, baby head-to-toe wash, and so on- all certified organic, affirmed the brand
“There are baby care brands that offer safe, no toxins, natural approach, but none of them offer the higher-order benefit of ‘organics’, a clear white space,” said GCPL CEO – India & SAARC, Sunil Kataria on this launch. “As we foray into baby care space with ‘goodnessme’, our brand stands out from the rest. From ingredient sourcing to product formulations, to manufacturing processes, to even our product labels, the new skincare range has gone through the most rigorous certification process laid down by ECOCERT.”
Being a digital-first brand, it has launched the new products only on online portals including the brand website, and across online marketplaces like Amazon, Flipkart, and FirstCry.
Brands
Indel Money appoints Vinod Panicker as CFO to steer growth plans
Veteran finance leader to drive strategy as firm targets 500 branches
MUMBAI: Indel Money has appointed Vinod Panicker as its chief financial officer, effective 29 April 2026, as the non-banking financial company sharpens its focus on expansion and long-term growth.
Panicker, a chartered accountant with over 38 years of experience across sectors, will be responsible for leading the company’s financial strategy, capital management and governance framework.
The appointment comes at a time when Indel Money is accelerating its expansion plans, with a target of reaching 500 branches across 16 states by the end of FY27. The company is looking to strengthen its operational scale while maintaining financial discipline as it grows its footprint.
With a seasoned finance professional at the helm, the firm is aiming to reinforce its financial architecture and support its next phase of growth in an increasingly competitive lending landscape.
The move signals Indel Money’s intent to align leadership capabilities with its expansion ambitions, as it continues to build scale and deepen its presence across India’s financial services sector.
