Rasul Bailay

Aug 5, 2024 | indiaretailing.com | Rasul Bailay

In the next fiscal year, the D2C brand plans to open 2-3 more stores in Bengaluru and then expand its network to 30 stores in the next 24 months in the top 10 Indian citiesNew Delhi: 10Club Homes, which sells home products and household accessories, plans to open about 30 brick-and-mortar stores in the next two years as part of the direct-to-consumer (D2C) brand’s strategy to spread its physical retailing network.

Aug 1, 2024 | indiaretailing.com | Rasul Bailay

Shoppers Stop is among a host of Indian conglomerates including Tata Group, Reliance Retail, and Aditya Birla Group that have been doubling down on their value fashion offerings in recent years to cash in on the enormous market for value-seeking middle-class IndiansNew Delhi: Shoppers Stop is adopting an “aggressive” expansion plan for Intune and it targets to take the number of the value retailing format to 100 stores by the end of fiscal year (FY) 2024-25, a top official said.

Jul 30, 2024 | indiaretailing.com | Rasul Bailay

Reliance Retail will consolidate the Japanese convenience format in Maharashtra before moving to other cities New Delhi: Reliance Retail plans to take the cluster approach to expanding convenience store format 7-Eleven across the country, a person familiar with the development said. The retailer plans to consolidate the concept store in Mumbai and Pune in Maharashtra before going out of the state.

Jul 24, 2024 | indiaretailing.com | Rasul Bailay

After Pret A Manger and Muji Cafes, Reliance Retail is now preparing to introduce Armani/Caffé and London-based boutique EL&N in the countryNew Delhi: Reliance Retail, which is the India partner of more than 70 global top-end to mass fashion brands, is now looking to ramp up its global café offering as affluent young Indians are increasingly seeking experiential café culture.

Jul 22, 2024 | indiaretailing.com | Rasul Bailay

Spain’s Inditex is planning to bring Bershka, which is targeted at 20-somethings, after the spectacular success of its flagship Zara in the country. New Delhi: Youth fashion brand Bershka is making its debut in India in November, the third label from Spain’s Inditex to launch in the country after the runaway success of Zara followed by that of Massimo Dutti. “Bershka is opening its first India store on November 1,” a person familiar with the development said.