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ZARA PERFORMANCE IN INDIA
After Zudio boom, Trent still has a long runway for growth: Noel TataTrent Chairman Noel Tata sees the retail firm in its early growth phase. He is confident of achieving ambitious revenue targets. The compan...- Zara posts weakest India performance since pandemic yearsInditex Trent Retail India saw its weakest performance since pandemic years. Revenue fell, and profit dropped significantly. This highlight...
- Zara posts weakest performance in India since pandemic, net sales fall 1% in FY26Zara's India operations experienced a slowdown in the past fiscal year, marking its weakest performance since the pandemic. Intensifying co...
- Grade A malls near full occupancy in NCR; Mumbai rentals jump 20% YoY: ANAROCKIndia's top malls are experiencing record low vacancies and robust rental growth, especially in Delhi-NCR and Mumbai, driven by strong cons...
- Three actors, actresses who are IIM Ahmedabad, IIM Calcutta MBA graduatesTalented actors are proving that artistic brilliance can go hand-in-hand with academic achievement. Mukul Chadda, Mallika Sarabhai, and Smr...
- Abhi Na Jao Chhod Kar... India hums for Asha BhosleAsha Bhosle, the cherished melody of Indian cinema, has passed away in Mumbai, leaving behind a legacy that echoes through time. For over s...
- Inditex Trent, that runs Zara in India expands 61% during FY22Inditex Trent, its joint venture with Tata that runs 21 of Zara stores in India, saw revenue expand to Rs1815 crore last fiscal, according ...
- Hennes & Mauritz overtakes rival Zara to become India's largest clothing brandH&M expanded sales 28% to Rs1582 crore during the year ended March 2020, according to its latest filing sourced from Altinfo, a data insigh...
- A cut above the rest, Zara now keen to cut mall rentals to sizeZara seeking reduction in revenue-share deals and either lower or total waiver of common area maintenance (CAM) charges.
- H&M narrows gap with Zara on the back of new stores, low pricesThe Indian unit of the world’s second biggest clothing chain posted sales of Rs 1,237.7 crore last fiscal, compared to Rs 893 crore a year ...
- Hennes & Mauritz India posts sales growth of 40% in FY18The brand had opened its first India store in October 2015, competing mainly with Spanish chain Zara, which entered in 2010.
- Zara posts 73% surge in India net for FY18Inditex operates in India through two joint ventures with Trent, the Tata Group’s retail arm, one for Zara and another for bridge-to-luxury...
- Online or offline, Zara to maintain price parityZara 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 crosses Rs 1K-crore mark despite competitionInditex Trent has replicated a globally successful model in India -creating affordable copies of the latest fashion or designer wear in dou...
- H&M has eventful first year in India“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 posts slowest sales growth in India; stiff competition from global rivals like H&M and GapZara’s sales growth has been tapering off after stellar performances following its entry into India in 2010. It posted a profit in the firs...
- GAP, Zara gear up as H&M plans India entryThis Gandhi Jayanti, the national capital will wake up to a slugfest between three of the world’s top fashion brands — H&M, Gap and Zara.
- Zara posts 35% profit decline as new stores couldn’t match sales of flagship storesZara 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...
- Spanish fashion brand Zara crosses Rs 500-crore sales mark in IndiaAverage sales per store of Zara at about Rs 45 crore a year much higher than those of Louis Philippe, Levi’s and Marks & Spencer,
- Spanish retail brand Zara favourite among Indian shoppersIt's fast. It's fashionable. And it has won the attention of several apparel brands, both Indian and multinational.
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