

Started With ₹6000 Salary, Built ₹450 Cr Company To Break All Taboos Around Women’s Hygiene
Jan 24, 2025
Deep Bajaj, the founder of Sirona, shares his remarkable journey from earning a ₹6,000 salary to leading a ₹450 Cr women's hygiene brand. He humorously recounts his first job and the challenges he faced while identifying a market gap for products like Pee Buddy. Deep also reflects on his experience in Australia and the emotional toll of entrepreneurship. The conversation dives into breaking taboos around women’s hygiene, innovative product development, and the importance of building trust in this often-overlooked market.
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PeeBuddy's Origin
- Deep Bajaj's idea for PeeBuddy, a female urination device, came during a road trip.
- He realized the widespread need for cleaner and more accessible restrooms for women.
Instinct Over Research
- Deep Bajaj didn't conduct market research because he lacked the luxury of choices.
- His instinct, honed by diverse experiences, guided his decisions.
Start and Adapt
- Don't wait for all the answers before starting; solutions emerge along the way.
- Start with available resources and find answers as you progress.