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One of world's largest furniture retailer brand Ikea is planning to set up small store in India because of the high land prices and strict building and real estate rules in the country.
When we talk about online retail, everything sells. Early 2000\'s was said to be the phase of initial rise of the eCommerce space in India. Since then, many categories jumped into this market. Some came and went, while some still hold a stagnant pos
Indian LED industry is likely to reach Rs 21,600 crore by 2020 following government's decision to switch to LED for all street lamps and public space lighting,
New Zealand-based appliances maker, Fisher & Paykel is all set to expand its foothold in the country, with a retail network of 100 distributors and presence in 25 cities by the end of next year.
Kansai Nerolac Paints on Monday said it has entered into a strategic marketing tie-up with e-tailer Flipkart ahead of the festive season, says a PTI report.
Online furniture retailer, Pepperfry aims to hit the $ 1 billion gross merchandise value (GMV) in four years, as increasing number of people log onto the Net to shop for household items including home dcor, says a PTI report.
Electrical goods maker, Havells India expects its LED products to contribute up to 45 per cent to its lighting segment revenue by the end of this fiscal with traction coming from replacement markets and metros, says a PTI report.
Lighting solution providers are sensing good business opportunity in government's plan to develop 100 smart cities across the country, as per a PTI report.
Sensing good opportunities in the Indian lighting segment, Japanese electronics giant, Toshiba is scaling up its size with plans to set up a manufacturing base and is investing in the R&D centres of its subsidiary GreenStar, says a PTI report.
IKEA India has already received FIPB nod to invest Rs 10,500 crore. Besides, it will mobilise around $500 million more from its global partners for investing in these proposed stores.
Indian paint industry is expected to surge from Rs. 40,600 crore to about Rs. 62,000 crore by 2016.It is likely to witness a breathtaking double-digit(CAGR) of about 20%,as per ASSOCHAM.
The European sanitaryware brands are taking strong steps to take over the niche consumers and transform the way they perceive their bathrooms, making them an integral part of the architecture.