Inditex Shutters Bershka, Pull & Bear and Stradivarius Businesses in ChinaBershka
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In 1998, the Inditex Group created Bershka, a brand with an innovative sales format, in response to an emerging younger, dynamic and more demanding public with a passion for the latest trends.
After 25 years of experience, we continue to grow;we have more than 900 stores in over 70 countries.
Our brand is aimed at young, outgoing and fashion-conscious people. Our customers are aware of the latest trends in music, fashion, culture, and technology, and constantly and communicate through social media.
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TYPEPrivate
ESTABLISHED1998
HEADQUARTERSSpain
EMPLOYEES> 10,000
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Inditex Shutters Bershka, Pull & Bear and Stradivarius Businesses in China
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