The Indian subsidiary of German organised wholesale giant, Metro Cash & Carry looks to increase its stores from the existing 24 to 50 by the year 2020, for which the company may invest around Rs 1,500 crore over the next three years. A standard store requires investment of Rs 60 crore each…READ MORE
KEEP READINGWholesale retailer Metro Cash & Carry India today stalled retailing operations at its Ludhiana store, while maintaining that the move is part of reorganizing business to another location within the city. In a statement the company said that in its quest for sustainable growth and expansion, Metro Cash & Carry India is reorganizing its operations in Ludhiana…READ MORE
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