Groyyo, a leading B2B manufacturing technology company, has announced the elevation of Nitin Jain, its Managing Director (Exports), to the role of Co-Founder. This strategic move recognizes Nitin’s instrumental role in driving Groyyo’s international expansion and strengthening its exports business.
With a strong background in Sales & Marketing from his tenure at Wearwell Industries—where he built a global order book from the ground up—Nitin has been a driving force behind Groyyo’s exponential growth in exports. Under his leadership, the company has expanded its footprint across key global markets, including the UK, EU, Australia, and South Korea.
A Vision for Global Expansion
Welcoming Nitin into his new role, Subin Mitra, Co-Founder & CEO of Groyyo, stated:
“Nitin has been pivotal in scaling our exports business, bringing onboard marquee clients like Next, John Lewis, and Mango. His strategic insights and relentless execution have positioned us as a trusted partner in global markets. As Co-Founder, Nitin will further accelerate our expansion, unlocking new opportunities in high-potential regions like Australia and South Korea.”
Expressing his enthusiasm, Nitin Jain shared:
“I am excited to take on this expanded role and drive Groyyo’s vision of empowering SMEs to scale globally. Our focus remains on leveraging our expertise in design, manufacturing, and supply chain to deepen relationships with existing clients while forging strategic partnerships in new markets.”
Groyyo’s Rapid Growth & Future Roadmap
Since its founding in 2021, Groyyo has witnessed 3X growth in its exports business over the last two years, catering to some of the largest fashion and lifestyle brands across the US, UK, and EU.
Backed by global investors such as Tiger Global and Alpha Wave Global, the company continues its strong growth trajectory. Earlier this year, Groyyo secured $5.5M in venture debt from Trifecta Capital & Lighthouse Canton to further scale its exports division.
With Nitin’s leadership as Co-Founder, Groyyo is set to amplify its global impact, enabling more SMEs to thrive in international markets and reinforcing its position as a key player in the global manufacturing ecosystem.
