Turkish clothing company invests US$10,000 to build sales network in Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan Interfax Almaty news, Turkish clothing brand “DeFacto” general manager Yi Ates revealed to the media that the company plans to invest US$14 million within five years to open 9 more stores in Kazakhstan, the largest country in Central Asia. A clothing store.
A pointed out, “Industry experts are optimistic about the market expectations of Kazakhstan. There are many people in Kazakhstan who pursue fashion. In addition, the Kazakhstan market is open to innovation and fashion, and the medium-term prospects are very promising. Therefore, it is just the right time to transfer Mediterranean fashion here.” , the cost will be recovered quickly.”
“DeFacto” was founded in 2003. Most of its stores are in Turkey. The total store area is about 85,000 square meters. The total trade volume at the end of 2011 was US$296 million. At present, “DeFacto” has built a clothing store in Almaty.
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