
Miniso Releases New Brand Strategy Amid Record High Gross Margin
On the 10th anniversary of its founding, Miniso, a Chinese discount retailer of lifestyle and household goods, announced its updated global brand strategy.
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On the 10th anniversary of its founding, Miniso, a Chinese discount retailer of lifestyle and household goods, announced its updated global brand strategy.
Leading toymakers Pop Mart and Miniso stock prices plummeted after state-run media Xinhua commented that regulators should further steer the blind boxes industry away from unbalanced development.
MINISO has collaborated with seven internationally renowned perfumers to create this series. The team includes industry veterans Maurice Roucel, Suzy Le Helley, Coralie Spicher, Nathalie Benareau, and emerging talents Steven Guo, Florian Gallo, and Kira Zhu.
Budget retail store Miniso is joining the global toy market with the debut of its TOP TOY store in Guangzhou.
Recently, Miniso opened a new concept store in Indonesia. The total area of the store is nearly 700 square meters, making it the largest store in Indonesia currently.
Chinese variety store Miniso opened its first flagship store on February 5 along Chunxi Road, a pedestrianized shopping street in Chengdu, the capital of China's Sichuan Province.
On May 17th, Zhang Jingjing, the Chief Financial Officer of Miniso, a Chinese retailer of household consumer goods, stated in an interview that the US market will be a key focus for future expansion.
MINISO, the Japanese-inspired lifestyle product retailer, opened its first outlet in Paris on Tuesday, the company’s first European addition since its NYSE debut earlier this month.
Chinese household and consumer goods retailer Miniso Co. Ltd. filed on Wednesday with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for an initial public offering under the code MNSO.
Global technology-based retail firm Miniso announced on September 15 the results of an independent investigation into a highly critical report released in late July by Blue Orca Capital. Miniso asserted that allegations made in the report have no factual basis.
On August 18, Chinese variety store Miniso issued a statement in which it apologized for earlier marketing efforts that presented the company as a "Japanese designer brand."
Chinese low-cost retailer Miniso responded on July 27 to allegations made in a recent report by short selling institution Blue Orca Capital. The company said it believes that the report is groundless and contains misleading interpretations and conclusions.