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After More and Future Retail deals, Amazon smoothens road for offline play

After More and Future Retail deals, the e-commerce giant has access to more than 2,100 offline stores across the country

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The combined might of More and Future Retail would help Amazon in more ways than one

Karan ChoudhurySubhayan Chakraborty Bengaluru
With access to more than 2,100 offline retail stores spread across the country, global tech and e-commerce giant Amazon has become one of the largest retailers in the country. Late on Thursday evening, Kishore Biyani-led Future Retail, in a filing to BSE, said that Amazon.com was acquiring 49 per cent stake in a group entity — Future Coupons. 

Future Coupons, which is into digital payments, has an economic interest of 7.3 per cent in Future Retail by way of convertible warrants.

Through this deal, Amazon would have an effective stake of 3.6 per cent in Future Retail. According to sources in the

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