Landmark Group

Gloria Jeans Coffees, one of world's leading specialty coffee retailer and has tied up with hospitality major Citymax India, a part of the Dubai-based Landmark Group, to launch a chain of coffee houses across the country. By 2011, Citymax India...

Plans are afoot by Dubai-based Landmark Group to bring a global coffee chain to India. Landmark is in talks with two international coffee chains and is expected to seal a master-franchise agreement with one of them in the next...

Carrefour, the world’s second largest retailer, will enter India’s $330 billion retail market by 2009, for which it is talking to three potential local partners. Reliable sources told Indiaretailing that the French retailer is in advance talks with Wadia Group,...

Barely a few weeks into Landmark Group, the Dubai-based retail conglomerate, signing an agreement with international retail franchisee Spar, the first hypermarket has already emerged into the Indian F&G retail scene. This agreement licensed Max Hypermarkets, part of Landmark...

A few hours from now, the retail conglomerate of India as also from across the world, will sit, sip and dine together with one common aim – create opportunities, and chalk out a path for better access to the...

A few hours from now, the retail conglomerate of India as also from across the world, will sit, sip and dine together with one common aim – create opportunities, and chalk out a path for better access to the...

Spar International, the Netherlands-based food retailer, has entered into a new franchising agreement with the Dubai-based Landmark Group for its Max hypermarkets and supermarkets. The agreement licenses Max hypermarkets to open Spar hypermarkets and supermarkets across the country. “The group...

Landmark Group (LMG) plans to expand its retail network through exclusive stores for its brands Kappa, Bossini and Springfield. “We will expand the retail network of Kappa (an Italian sportswear brand) from 15 stores to 25 by the end of...

Landmark Group, a privately held Dubai-based retailer, may increase its stake in New Look Group Plc to more than 15 per cent after the UK-based women's fashion chain failed to attract a buyer last week. “Our intention is to raise...