IKEA to Invest 130 Million Euros in Romania over the Next Three Years
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IKEA announces investments of approximately 130 million euros in Romania in the next three years, of which 55 million will go towards the expansion of the network. The retailer prepares 10 new points in several cities, including Craiova, Pitești and Galați. Article IKEA prepares investments of 130 million euros in Romania. The company expands its network in several cities appears first in Romania TV.
The mobile retailer wants to open 10 new meeting points with customers in the next three years, which means both 400 sq.m. stores and some large-format stores, writes the Economica website. "We enter a new development cycle of Ikea Romania, with a budget of 130 million euros for the period ...
IKEA will invest 130 million euros in Romania, in the next three years, announced the company's officials. From this amount, 125 million euros will be redirected to increase the number of shops and remodeling the existing ones, and another 4.4 million euros will be invested to reduce prices, informs Economy.net. In total, the retailer [...] Article IKEA will invest 130 million euros for 10 new shops in Romania appears first in PRESShub.
IKEA invests 130 million euros in Romania and prepares 10 new points of sale in the next three years. Brasovul is not nominated for a new store, but already has a Planning and Command Studio.
IKEA comes with a store at Cluj-Napoca. The Swedish retailer announces investments of 130 million euros and 10 new shops in RomaniaIKEA will invest 130 million euros in Romania over the next three years and wants to open 10 new shops, and Cluj-Napoca is one of the cities targeted, according to profit.ro.
IKEA prepares investments of approximately 130 million euros in Romania over the next three years. Most of the money will be destined to expand the network and modernise existing operations, but the company announces and measures to make products more accessible to Roma customers
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