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India's Tata Group aims to go big and wide in UAE with Titan and 'Tanishq'

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Update time : 2020-11-23 18:59:14

India’s Tata Group is doubling down on its retail presence in the UAE, this time with the Titan watch brand.

The world’s fifth largest watchmaker is planning to have 10 standalone Titan retail outlets before the end of the year. These outlets will be owned and operated by Titan’s subsidiary based in Dubai – Titan Global Retail Ltd.. A special focus on expat Arabs and Emiratis is an added dimension to the new set of stores.

It was just recently that Tata opened its first standalone Tanishq jewellery outlet in Dubai. And clearly, the UAE and other Gulf markets represent a major push for the $100 billion plus steel-to-cars conglomerate with its retail brands.

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