đđŒđ đ±đ¶đ± đđđ”đź đđșđŻđźđ»đ¶'đ đđđżđźđđČđŽđ đ”đČđčđœ đŠđđđđĄ đșđźđžđČ đź đ°đŒđșđČđŻđźđ°đž đ¶đ» đđ»đ±đ¶đź? In 2023, Reliance Retail (a subsidiary of Reliance Industries, led by Isha Ambani) entered into a partnership with SHEIN, a Chinese fast-fashion brand. This deal allowed SHEIN to re-enter the Indian market after it was banned in 2020 due to security concerns. The Indian online fashion market is expected to reach $24 billion by 2025, making it a lucrative opportunity for SHEINâs re-entry through Reliance. Instead of operating independently, SHEIN now works under Relianceâs ownership and control in India. This ensures that the business follows Indiaâs foreign direct investment (FDI) rules and data security policies. SHEIN and Reliance have worked to establish local sourcing and manufacturing in India, creating a new supply chain ecosystem. This reduces dependence on imports and boosts Indian textile and apparel manufacturers. Reliance Retail, valued at over $100 billion, gains exclusive rights to distribute SHEIN products in India, strengthening its dominance in the fashion segment. SHEIN benefits from Relianceâs vast retail network, warehouses, and e-commerce expertise. Relianceâs platforms, like AJIO and JioMart, can support SHEINâs online presence. By bringing SHEIN back, Reliance expands its fashion and e-commerce business. It also increases customer engagement among young shoppers who prefer trendy, affordable fashion. Isha Ambaniâs strategic move allowed Reliance to leverage SHEINâs brand popularity while ensuring compliance with Indian regulations. This partnership is a win-win: SHEIN gets access to Indiaâs massive market, and Reliance strengthens its retail dominance. Follow vishakha Jangir for more such business insights.
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