Zara's India operations experienced a slowdown in the past fiscal year, marking its weakest performance since the pandemic. Intensifying co...

Retail rental yields in Delhi NCR and Mumbai's Grade A and A+ malls have seen significant appreciation, with Mumbai recording 15-20% year-o...

India's economy shows resilience and strong domestic demand. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman highlighted that external factors are caus...

From fast fashion and global aspirations to diversified product categories and lightbulb moments, Keshwani elucidates the journey that help...

Inditex Trent, the Tata-Inditex joint venture operating Zara in India, recorded its slowest sales growth in FY25, with revenue rising just ...

The sales increase by Zara comes despite increasing competition from global rivals in the clothing market that is increasingly cluttered. A...

Inditex operates in India through two joint ventures with Trent, the Tata Group’s retail arm, one for Zara and another for bridge-to-luxury...

Malls in India are incorporating a clause in fresh contracts to prevent retailers from advertising their online business on store fronts.

Zara has lately been facing competition from its global rival Hennes & Maurtiz (H&M) whose sales in India more than doubled in the nine mon...

Zara, opened its first store in India in 2010, through Inditex Trent Retail India, a jointventure with Tata Group's hypermarket and departm...

“H&M is in India for the long term, we look forward to continuing to strengthen our offer and catering to our customers across the country,...

Zara’s sales growth has been tapering off after stellar performances following its entry into India in 2010. It posted a profit in the firs...

Plans are on to open a few more Zara stores in India over the next three to four years in the major cities, the report said.

Zara will soon run into more competition, with global rivals such as Gap, which has tied up with Arvind Brands and H&M are set to launch In...

Average sales per store of Zara at about Rs 45 crore a year much higher than those of Louis Philippe, Levi’s and Marks & Spencer,

Inditex Trent, the joint venture between Zara brand owner Inditex and Tata Group’s retail arm Trent, clocked 56% growth in sales without an...

It's fast. It's fashionable. And it has won the attention of several apparel brands, both Indian and multinational.