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IKEA aims to be profitable by FY28; to open 25 small & medium stores in next 4-5 years

Swedish furniture giant IKEA is set to become profitable in India by FY'28. The company plans to open 25 new stores across the country in the next four to five years. These new outlets will be smaller, ranging from 2,500 to 20,000 square feet. IKEA is expanding its presence through an omnichannel approach, combining physical stores with online services. from Top Retail News | Latest Retailing & Retail Industry Information and Updates: ET Retail : ETRetail.com https://retail.economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/home-and-decor/furniture-and-decor/ikea-aims-to-be-profitable-by-fy28-to-open-25-small-medium-stores-in-next-4-5-years/129139954

India & China must-win markets on rising middle-class households: Reckitt Chief

For first time number of middle-class households in these mkts outnumber Europe & US combined: Licht from Top Retail News | Latest Retailing & Retail Industry Information and Updates: ET Retail : ETRetail.com https://retail.economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/health-and-beauty/india-china-must-win-markets-on-rising-middle-class-households-reckitt-chief/129132898

UNIQLO India clocks 60 pc CAGR, e-commerce soars 140 pc; sees massive expansion potential

UNIQLO India is rapidly expanding its presence, opening new stores and achieving significant growth in both online and offline sales. The brand sees India as a crucial market for its global strategy, with ambitious plans for future expansion. UNIQLO is focusing on understanding local customer needs and product preferences to sustain this momentum. from Top Retail News | Latest Retailing & Retail Industry Information and Updates: ET Retail : ETRetail.com https://retail.economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/apparel-fashion/uniqlo-india-clocks-60-pc-cagr-e-commerce-soars-140-pc-sees-massive-expansion-potential/129129445

Apparel exporters in choppy waters

Indian apparel exporters face potential shipping delays and increased costs. Tensions in West Asia could disrupt key sea routes, impacting shipments to the UAE. This situation threatens to squeeze already thin profit margins. Exporters are concerned about meeting existing contracts. Meetings with Middle East buyers have been cancelled. The situation adds to existing challenges for the industry. from Top Retail News | Latest Retailing & Retail Industry Information and Updates: ET Retail : ETRetail.com https://retail.economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/apparel-fashion/apparel/apparel-exporters-in-choppy-waters/129068497

Bajaj Consumer rides high on strong Q3, new launches

Bajaj Consumer Care stock shows resilience. Its flagship Almond Drops hair oil is driving double-digit volume growth. The company is investing in brands and distribution. Analysts are positive, retaining a 'Buy' rating. Input costs remain a watch point amid global tensions. The company is focused on rebuilding profitability in other segments. from Top Retail News | Latest Retailing & Retail Industry Information and Updates: ET Retail : ETRetail.com https://retail.economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/food-entertainment/personal-care-pet-supplies-liquor/bajaj-consumer-rides-high-on-strong-q3-new-launches/129068345

Warm February fuels 30% surge in summer product sales; beverage, ice-cream and AC makers cheer

Summer arrived early this year, boosting sales of drinks, ice-creams, and air conditioners by up to 30 per cent in February. This early heat is expected to drive strong sales throughout the season. Last year saw a significant drop in these products. Companies are now prepared to meet increased demand, with investments in new facilities. from Top Retail News | Latest Retailing & Retail Industry Information and Updates: ET Retail : ETRetail.com https://retail.economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/industry/warm-february-fuels-30-surge-in-summer-product-sales-beverage-ice-cream-and-ac-makers-cheer/129006247

Global brands shut Middle East stores as conflict causes chaos

The vibrant shopping centers across the Middle East are experiencing significant upheaval. With many retailers shuttered or operating on a skeleton staff due to increasing regional tensions, the retail landscape is undergoing a drastic transformation. This turmoil is not only impeding business activities but also dampening travel plans. from Top Retail News | Latest Retailing & Retail Industry Information and Updates: ET Retail : ETRetail.com https://retail.economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/industry/global-brands-shut-middle-east-stores-as-conflict-causes-chaos/128961481

Middle East in turmoil: Companies brace for price rise, others in wait-and-watch mode

Parle Products anticipates rising costs for packaging materials and freight due to Middle East conflict. This could affect consumers. Maruti Suzuki is watching its exports to the region closely. The company's exposure to the Middle East is not substantial. Tata Motors has no passenger vehicle exports to the Middle East and limited commercial vehicle exports. from Top Retail News | Latest Retailing & Retail Industry Information and Updates: ET Retail : ETRetail.com https://retail.economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/industry/middle-east-in-turmoil-companies-brace-for-price-rise-others-in-wait-and-watch-mode/128961336

Dabur to acquire minority stake in luxury skincare D2C RAS Beauty

In an exciting development, Dabur is stepping into the world of luxury skincare by acquiring a minority stake in RAS Beauty with an investment of Rs 60 crore from Dabur Ventures. RAS Beauty, known for its rapid digital growth, represents Dabur’s strategic foray into the premium beauty market. from Top Retail News | Latest Retailing & Retail Industry Information and Updates: ET Retail : ETRetail.com https://retail.economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/food-entertainment/personal-care-pet-supplies-liquor/dabur-to-acquire-minority-stake-in-luxury-skincare-d2c-ras-beauty/128958502

Oil, rice, textiles & more: The cost Indians may have to pay for Iran-Israel war

Iran-Israel War: India feels the pinch as the Israel-Iran conflict pushes up prices for pulses and onions. Exports of rice, textiles, and electronics are hampered by delays and higher freight costs. Strained shipping lanes and volatile markets are forcing a rethink of logistics. Essential imports and strategic sectors hang in the balance, with broader economic fallout likely if tensions rise. from Top Retail News | Latest Retailing & Retail Industry Information and Updates: ET Retail : ETRetail.com https://retail.economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/industry/oil-rice-textiles-more-the-cost-indians-may-have-to-pay-for-iran-israel-war/128946398