Hennes Mauritz India

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  H&M Working To Improve Labour Conditions In India Factories

  Swedish fashion retailer Hennes & Mauritz (H&M) said it was collaborating with trade unions, government as well as the UN to improve workers' conditions after a study found violations in supplying garment factories in India and Cambodia.

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  H&M to Start Indian Operations With Three Stores, Plans More

  The firm, which had received FIPB approval in November, 2013 for 50 stores, said it will open two stores in Delhi in this calender year and add another one in Bengaluru by next year.

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  Arvind Signs Licensing Agreement to Bring Aeropostale to India

  Arvind said its subsidiary, Arvind Lifestyle, is expected to open 30 standalone stores and 25 shop-in-shops over the next three years, starting March 2016. The company will also launch an Aeropostale e-commerce site for the country.

• H&M to Open Store in India Soon

  Global fashion retailer Hennes & Mauritz (H&M) on Wednesday said it will open first Indian store in Delhi around September.

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  IKEA Signs Pact with Karnataka, Telangana for Opening Stores

  Several international retailers, including Hennes & Mauritz AB, the world's second-biggest fashion retailer, are looking to open their first stores in India after the government in 2012 decided to allow foreign firms to set up wholly owned subsidiaries in the country.

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  H&M to open first store in India in 2014

  H&M, which said last year it plans to spend around 100 million euros on an initial 50 stores in India, received final approval in December from the Indian government to invest in the country.

• Swedish retail giant H&M gets government nod to invest Rs 720 crore in India

  Swedish retailer Hennes & Mauritz has received final approval from the Foreign Investment Promotion Board (FIPB) to invest Rs 720 crore in the country.

• Investment board gives nod to Holcim proposal; Vodafone not taken up, says report

  The Foreign Investment Promotion Board (FIPB) on Wednesday approved investment proposals of Swiss building materials major Holcim and Swedish clothing giant Hennes & Mauritz AB, but was unable to take up Vodafone's Rs 10,141-crore proposal to acquire its Indian arm for want of comments from ministries.

• Investment board gives nod to Hennes & Mauritz for investing Rs 720 crore in India

  Swedish clothing giant Hennes & Mauritz AB on Wednesday received approval from the Foreign Investment Promotion Board (FIPB) to invest about Rs 720 crore for opening stores across the country.

• Honda plans to set up single-brand retail store in India

  The company has proposed to sell products like two-wheeler motor cycles, spare parts and accessories in its stores.

• Unilever offer shows foreign companies confident of India growth story

  Early this morning, the Anglo-Dutch consumer goods giant offered to pay as much as $5.4 billion (Rs. 29,269 crore) to raise its stake in its Indian unit, banking on fast-growing spending power in Asia's third-largest economy.

• Unilever offers $5.4 billion to raise HUL stake; stock soars

  Several market watchers said investors might be unwilling to part with their shares at the offer price, which could force Unilever to settle for a smaller stake or raise its offer price.

• Government's economic reform agenda runs into political hurdle

  A parliament deadlocked yet again over corruption scandals threatens Finance Minister P. Chidambaram's ambitious reform agenda, dealing a harsh dose of political reality on the heels of his North American roadshow to sell the India story.

• H&M prepares $130 million drive to crack Indian market

  Hennes & Mauritz plans to spend around 100 million euros ($130 million) on an initial 50 stores in India, hoping a growing population and rising incomes in Asia's third-largest economy will fuel demand for its fast-changing fashions.

• Europe's H&M aims to set up shop in India

  European budget fashion retailer Hennes & Mauritz (H&M) said it will apply to open stores in India, the third-biggest economy in Asia, as it seeks to expand into faster-growing markets.