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| Retail (English) - June 2009 |
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Build a share
By Nupur Chakraborty |
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| So, did India Shopping Centre Forum 2009 achieve its mission to communicate the urgency of shared responsibility between retailers and developers? From what transpired at the closing session of the two-day business event last month – a face off between developers and retail space occupiers – it would seem that much remains to be understood, let alone done. The final session (titled Partners in Progress), designed to argue out troublesome areas in the developer-retailer relationship, was argumentative, but largely non-confrontational, to the surprise of some. Surprise because, behind closed doors, each side has plenty of uncomplimentary things to say about the other. |
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Animation in Retail
By Palki Hatangadi |
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| The kid’s apparel market is estimated to be around Rs.3000 crores. Within this space, the licensing business has a small penetration of below 10 per cent. The largest brands such as Gini & Jony, Ruff and Lilliput each hover at about Rs.100 crores. Noteworthy brands that have carried CBM as a significant part of the range are Toonworld (licensee arm of Weekender), which has a turnover of Rs.12 crores, Barbie (shirt company), which has a turnover of Rs.30 crores and Lilliput’s licensing business has a turnover of Rs.6.5 crores. |
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| for Complete stories read IMAGES RETAIL June'09 issue. |
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A Journey, Handcrafted!
By Sangita Ghosh |
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| Hansiba — the premium retail fashion brand of a unique ethno-modern style belongs to SEWA Trade Facilitation Centre (STFC), which is owned and managed by the rural women artisans of Gujarat. It is a non-profit organisation where, starting from the raw material to the finished product in the retail outlet of ‘Hansiba’, the entire process is managed by rural women. SEWA has been working with the artisan women in the rural areas of Gujarat since 1989. STFC is, therefore, a unique concept of operating the retail brand ‘Hansiba’ where 65 per cent of the sales go to the member rural artisans of SEWA. |
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Aépure, Paris
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| With the launch of Aepure last month, a breath of fresh air is blowing through the world of cosmetics retail in Paris. Liking simplicity, spontaneity, true stories, a young entrepreneur decided to leave his job as manager for a large international cosmetics company, in order to share with French consumers, “the best market in the world”, the creative and innovative brands he discovered in the course of his many trips abroad. For this atypical concept’s first store, Saguez & Partners has given it the personal and original feel of a magazine. Entering 35 Rue Guénégaud in Paris is like going behind the scenes of a catalogue store! |
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| for more details read IMAGES RETAIL June'09 issue. |
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| Retail (Hindi) - June 2009 |
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RESEARCH & ANALYSIS
Click on book covers for eye-opening stats on the retail & shopping centre revolution in India |
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Emerging Markets - Opportunities in Cross Border Retailing
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The Indian Wallet & Brand Share |
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Cover Price
India: Rs. 5,000
Overseas: US$ 200 |
Cover Price
India: Rs. 25,000
Overseas: US$ 1,000 |
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Retailing in Punjab: 2010 and Beyond |
South India Retail : 2015 and Beyond |
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Cover Price
India: Rs. 1,000
Overseas: US$ 100 |
Cover Price
India: Rs. 1,500
Overseas: US$ 100 |
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India Retail Report 2009 |
Store Design & Interiors |
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Cover Price
India: Rs. 5,000
Overseas: US$ 200 |
Cover Price
India: Rs. 2,000
Overseas: US$ 100 |
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Images Retail Directory 2008 |
Malls in India |
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Cover Price
India: Rs. 2,500
Overseas: US$ 100 |
Cover Price
India: Rs. 2,500
Overseas: US$ 100 |
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