If you’ve been following the buzz on the internet, you’ve probably heard about Shein’s comeback in India, thanks to none other than Ambani’s Reliance.
But do you know who else is behind the introduction of this once-banned company in India?
Ambani’s Reliance, along with Tata and several other businesses, are making significant strides in enhancing India’s retail landscape through groundbreaking joint ventures with renowned international luxury brands.
Joint ventures are collaborative business arrangements where companies join forces to establish a new entity or pursue a common goal. For instance, Tata and Starbucks formed Tata Starbucks Limited, a joint venture aimed at operating Starbucks stores across India. This partnership allows Starbucks to tap into Tata’s local market expertise and resources, while Tata benefits from Starbucks’ global brand recognition and coffee industry know-how.
If you’re an avid follower of international brands, this list is tailor-made for you.
Get ready to explore the exciting lineup of 8 international brands being introduced to India by industry leaders such as Reliance, Tata, and more.
8 Global Luxury Brands Introduced India By Industry leaders
1. Shein
With a retail business valued at Rs 4 lakh crores, Isha Ambani, daughter of Mukesh Ambani, has taken the lead in bringing back Shein to the Indian market. Previously banned along with other Chinese apps, Shein’s return is a welcome development for Indian shoppers who had relied on the brand for affordable clothing options.
2. Campa Cola
Reliance Industries, led by Mukesh Ambani, creates a buzz by acquiring Campa, a renowned soft drinks company. The strategic move aims to reintroduce the beloved Campa Cola to the Indian market. Reliance is now in talks with Kali Aerated Water Works, a leading Chennai-based soft drinks maker, for the manufacturing and distribution of Campa Cola.
3. Pret A Manger
Reliance, led by Mukesh Ambani, ventures into the coffee and sandwich retail sector by bringing the popular UK-based brand, Pret A Manger, to Mumbai. The successful launch is just the beginning, as Reliance plans to open 10 Pret A Manger stores across India, intensifying competition in this market segment.
4. Balenciaga
The introduction of the prestigious fashion brand, Balenciaga, to India in 2022. Ambani’s ambitious plans involve launching an online retail store and multiple high-end physical stores across the country. Forbes has confirmed that Balenciaga will make its way to India this year, adding to its popularity among celebrities like Kim Kardashian.
5. Armani/Caffè
In yet another exciting joint venture, Reliance Industries is creating a buzz in the culinary scene by partnering with the prestigious Italian luxury brand, Emporio Armani, to launch an exclusive Michelin-star restaurant. The eagerly awaited Armani Cafe is set to open soon at Reliance’s upcoming upscale shopping destination, the Bandra Kurla mall.
6. Galeries Lafayette
Renowned Parisian shopping destination Galeries Lafayette is set to enter India in 2024 through a partnership with Aditya Birla Fashion and Retail Ltd. This move will elevate India’s fashion landscape, offering access to renowned international brands and a world-class retail experience.
7. The Coffee Club
Coffee enthusiasts in India are in for a treat as a wave of coffee shops prepares to open across the country. The arrival of The Coffee Club, an esteemed Australian brand, in collaboration with the CK Israni Group, is sure to delight coffee lovers. With Australia’s reputation for exceptional coffee, this expansion promises a new and exciting experience for caffeine enthusiasts in India.
8. TimeVallée
TimeVallée, the renowned Swiss luxury watch and jewelry store, has joined forces with Tata CLiQ Luxury to unveil its digital boutique in India. This online platform showcases a curated collection of exquisite timepieces from six prestigious brands: Cartier, IWC Schaffhausen, Jaeger-LeCoultre, Panerai, Piaget, and Roger Dubuis.
Which is your favourite brand among these?
Yeah, we know Girls are more excited as shein is coming back. No Girls?
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