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Uniqlo India sees 15% of its sales come from online channels: CEO

Expands to West India after opening 10 stores in North

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Japanese apparel retailer UNIQLO is planning to open two stores in Mumbai as part of the next phase of offline expansion in India, even as it is witnessing 15 per cent of its sales in the country via the online platform.

“Besides expanding our brick-and-mortar stores, we are aiming to maintain the online store portion at the same level. This, of course, differs month-on-month, based on seasonality and store openings,” UNIQLO India CEO Tomohiko Sei told Business Standard in an interview here.

In FY22, UNIQLO India’s sales stood at Rs. 389 crore against Rs. 236 crore in FY21, a rise

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