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Frasers to take stake in Accent Group, fuelling expansion

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British retailer group Frasers will sign a deal to increase its stake in ASX-listed Accent Group, enabling further expansion nationwide. The post Frasers to take stake in Accent Group, fuelling expansion appeared first on Inside Retail Australia. Frasers is set to raise its shareholding to 19.99 per cent from the 14.65

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Helping intensify Alo Yoga’s London expansion

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Founded in Los Angeles in 2007, Alo Yoga offers a stylish and comfortable selection of high-end activewear and loungewear, that is versatile and can be worn from studio to street, as well as offering a range of accessories and wellness products.

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Lululemon opens its largest Australian flagship store yet

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It also offers womenswear and accessories and has a dedicated footwear space. “The new Emporium flagship marks a significant milestone in our strategic expansion, allowing us to bring our unique retail experience to a prime Melbourne location that serves a broader guest base,” said Paul Tinkler, VP of Lululemon ANZ.

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Charles & Keith co-founder Keith Wong on the brand’s global expansion 

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Singaporean label Charles & Keith is ramping up its global expansion, opening three flagship stores in Tokyo, Singapore, and China, following its concept debut in Seoul last year. IR: Following these three flagship stores, what are your plans for further expansion? Are there other key cities or regions you’re targeting?

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Moshi Moshi eyes expansion beyond Thailand, targets 200 stores by 2025

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Its not a bad ploy and it fits well with the broader expansion strategy, but even so, this is a company with much greater ambition than selling pens to students. The post Moshi Moshi eyes expansion beyond Thailand, targets 200 stores by 2025 appeared first on Inside Retail Australia. per cent, a decline from 53.1

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Movado Group’s Xavier Gauderlot on the watch giant’s latest JV in Southeast Asia

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Based in the US, Movado Group designs, sources, and globally distributes Movado, MVMT, Olivia Burton, Ebel, Concord, Calvin Klein, Coach, Tommy Hilfiger, Hugo Boss and Lacoste watches and to a lesser extent jewellery and other accessories, and operates Movado company stores in the US and Canada.

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Lovisa’s 43 net new store openings pull net profit up

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The jewellery and accessories retailer’s profit grew 6.5 Lovisa noted that it experienced a higher cost of doing business in the first half as it invested in team structures and technology for expansion, along with increased spending on digital marketing and events and a mix of stores in higher-cost markets. per cent to $56.9