India’sretail has moved past the era of just availability. For decades, the biggest challenge for global and domestic fashion brands was building a supply chain that could reach a fragmented population. ...
01 January 2025, Mumbai
India’sretailrealestate sector is projected to conclude 2025 with a historic leasing volume of 9 million sq ft, the highest annual absorption recorded since the pandemic. ...
India’s luxury retailmarket is experiencing record growth, with leasing activity increasing by 90 per cent Y-o-Y in Q1 FY25, according to a report by realestate consultancy CBRE.
This rapid expansion ...
... rental rates, which have increased by 7 per cent over the past year have made it India’s most expensive retail street. Saurabh Shatdal, Managing Director, Capital Markets and Head – India Retail, Cushman ...
India's retail sector is undergoing a massive transformation with the upcoming launch of several mega-malls across the country. These malls are more than just shopping destinations; they are architechtural ...
... India’s apparel sector is now rewarding retailers that operate at either end of the value spectrum. Brands with strong aspirational equity continue to command pricing power, while value-led operators are ...
India’s luxury fashion once a fragmented, artisan-driven ecosystem is rapidly being reorganised into a corporate-backed, celebrity-boosted luxury industry. And what is helping this transformation is a ...
... signals not just another store opening but a structural experiment in how global department stores adapt to India’s evolving luxury economy.
Unlike conventional retail formats that depend on rigid brand ...
India’s apparel and fashion industry has crossed a major milestone, with the domestic market now valued at more than $115 billion. The growth story, however, is no longer being defined merely by rising ...
... and beauty products, which now contribute over 21% of topline revenue.
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The future belongs to value chain owners
India’s organized fashion market is increasingly becoming a ...
... continuity, India’spremium demand is being shaped by environmental stress. High-density urban living, sensory overload, and time scarcity are pushing affluent consumers toward experiences that offer relief ...
... as the primary differentiator for luxury and premium consumers.
DLF Malls is the retail division of India’s largest publicly listed realestate company, DLF Ltd. It operates a premium portfolio including ...
... 11 per cent CAGR for India’s organized retail sector through 2026, driven by a demographic shift toward ‘fresh-fashion’ ecosystems that offer high-frequency inventory updates. By prioritizing high-traffic ...
14 March 2026, Mumbai
The inauguration of H&M’s 69th Indian outlet at Orion Mall, Bengaluru, signals a tactical shift toward high-density retail optimization within Tier-1 markets. As India’s organized ...
09 March 2026, Mumbai
India’sretail sector, long celebrated for its rapid store expansion and geographic proliferation, is undergoing a recalibration. At the 2026 Great India Retail Summit (GIRS) in ...
... is difficult to achieve and makes Dubai an effective brand filter.
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Dubai as India’s preview market
Dubai’s fashion retail is deeply omnichannel. Consumers discover collections ...
... and wearable luxury trend
These launches capitalize on a rise in organized ethnic retail, a market segment projected to contribute significantly to India’s total apparel valuation of Rs 14 lakh crore ...
09 January 2025, Mumbai
The inauguration of Sports Yard’s debut flagship in Bengaluru marks a strategic entry into India’s organized sports retail sector, which is projected to reach $2.1 billion by ...
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Leadership Outlook: C-Suite and strategic redefinition
For the leadership at the helm of India’s fashion houses, the mantra for 2026 is "Agility over Legacy." The C-suite is no longer looking ...