boAt enters Sri Lanka and Bhutan
By Abha Lohia ·
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- BoAt, the Indian audio and wearables brand, has started selling personal audio products, smartwatches and charging products in Sri Lanka and Bhutan
- Its international revenue more than doubled in FY26, and the company adds the two countries to its Southeast Asia and Gulf presence
- Its wearables business turned profitable in FY26, and charging products are building a growing profit pool beyond audio
What happened
- boAt launched in Sri Lanka and Bhutan.
- Products: audio, smartwatches and chargers.
- International revenue more than doubled in FY26.
- The range will widen market by market.
Why it matters
- Overseas growth cuts dependence on India.
- Profitable wearables show a broader profit base.
The business
- Sells audio, wearables and charging products.
- Already present in Southeast Asia and the GCC.
- Aims to be a global lifestyle-tech brand from India.
The founders
In numbers
more than doubledInternational revenue · FY26
What happens next
- Deepen presence in existing international markets
Terms in this story
- Profitability: A startup reaches profitability when its revenue grows faster than its costs until income covers every expense. The usual path runs through positive unit economics, then positive contribution margin, then break-even EBITDA, and finally profit after tax.
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