Case Studies: UK success in India

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PAVERS ENGLAND

Pavers had been buying products from India for a number of years, but it was four years ago when I noticed a huge gap in the market for an international brand at prices above the local competition but well below major international brands such as Ecco and Geox. We currently retail in 20 Indian cities […]

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THE BODY SHOP, QUEST RETAIL

Quest Retail is the India Franchisee for the UK brand The Body Shop. Quest Retail is one of the leading specialty retailers in India working at the forefront of International branded retail since the last 10 years and bringing leading international retail concepts to the Indian consumers. Since its inception, the company has consistently been […]

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COX AND KING’S

In India there are ground handlers dealing with the global luxury market. Cox and King’s now send around 25,000 travellers out of India and are closing in on half a million. Domestic Indian travel is another aspect of the business. Peter Kerkar and Anthony Good bought the company from Grimleys, but there have always been […]

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BOUDOIR LONDON

It was born out of two real frustrations. First, the inability to buy good quality, properly fitting lingerie in India, which was ridiculous as India was fast becoming a sophisticated branded market. The lingerie retail environment which was usually male dominated was not really conducive to lingerie purchasing and women felt that they could not […]

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