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Naivas hits century mark with 100th store, over 10,000 employees

Editor SharpDaily by Editor SharpDaily
October 17, 2023
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Naivas has achieved a momentous milestone by inaugurating its 100th store in Lavington along Kingara road. This remarkable feat underscores the company’s unwavering commitment to expansion and its dedication to evolving customer needs.

The grand opening of the 100th store not only signifies a remarkable achievement for Naivas but also highlights its consistent success and resilience in the fiercely competitive retail landscape. It stands as a testament to the brand’s commitment to providing top-notch products and services while relentlessly pursuing excellence in the industry.

Naivas has also bolstered its workforce over the past year, swelling employee ranks to surpass 10,000 and cementing its status as one of the largest private employers in the country.

Disclosures from Mauritius-based IBL Group, part of the consortium controlling a 51% stake in Naivas, reveal the retailer had 10,750 employees even before unveiling its 100th store branch last week.

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The headcount signifies rapid expansion for Naivas, which just one year ago reportedly had around 8,000 workers spread across 87 branches. Opening over a dozen new store locations in 12 months has allowed the supermarket to add more than 2,500 jobs.

In a proactive response to the escalating demand for quality goods and services across various communities, Naivas plans to establish two more stores in strategic locations. This strategic expansion aims to enhance accessibility and convenience for customers while also creating new employment opportunities, contributing to the economic growth and development of the regions it serves.

Naivas’ decision to expand its store network is a response to the intensifying competition in the retail industry, particularly from other well-known retailers such as Quickmart and Carrefour. As these competitors pursue their own expansion strategies, Naivas recognizes the need to solidify its market presence and competitive positioning.

As Naivas enters this new phase of expansion, it remains steadfast in upholding its core values and principles. The company will continue to prioritize high standards of customer satisfaction, product quality, and ethical business practices. Embracing technology and innovative retail solutions will be pivotal in enhancing the shopping experience, ensuring seamless transactions, and fostering enduring relationships with its diverse customer base.

With a legacy built on trust and reliability, Naivas is poised to redefine the retail landscape, setting new benchmarks for excellence and customer-centric services. As it embarks on this promising journey of growth and expansion, Naivas is undoubtedly positioned to solidify its position as an industry trailblazer, contributing to the dynamic and evolving retail sector while enriching the lives of its valued customers.

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