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Kyari Co-Founders Agam Choudhary and Saksham Jain have been featured in the Forbes 30 Under 30 Asia 2026 list under the Retail & E-commerce category, joining a select group of young entrepreneurs recognised for building high-impact businesses across the region.

The recognition comes as Kyari, India’s D2C green décor brand, continues to scale rapidly and has achieved profitability at the PAT level, a key milestone in the D2C ecosystem. The company, which has crossed ₹20 crores in revenue in 2025-26,  is now targeting ₹100 crore in annual revenue by 2027-28.

Founded in April 2022 in Indore, Kyari started with a simple belief that plant care in India was often seen as difficult and inconsistent, and could be made effortless through design, technology and better product thinking. Over time, it has evolved into a fast-growing green décor brand for modern Indian households.

Today, Kyari serves over 10,00,000+ customers across India, with Bangalore emerging as its highest-contributing market. Its self-watering Money Plant remains one of the brand’s most popular offerings.

“When we started Kyari, many people believed live plants could never become a scalable online business. We focused on solving a real problem, making plant care effortless. Being recognised by Forbes is a proud moment, and it validates the category we are building. We believe we are still at the early stages of a much larger opportunity,” said Agam Choudhary, Co-Founder & CEO, Kyari.

Sustainability remains central to Kyari’s philosophy, with eco-friendly and recyclable packaging and a focus on improving water efficiency through its self-watering planter systems.

“This recognition is a reflection of our customers and team who believed in us from day one. For us, it is motivation to continue building and making green living more accessible across India and beyond,” said Saksham Jain, Co-Founder, Kyari.