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Ikea plans fourth Store In Hong Kong

By Wei ZhangHong Kong
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Dairy Farm International, parent company of Ikea’s business in Hong Kong, recently revealed that Ikea plans to open its fourth outlet in Hong Kong during the second half of 2017.

This new Ikea store will be reportedly located in the Tsuen Wan area of northern Hong Kong.

Dairy Farm International revealed the news about the new store opening in its annual performance report; however, the company did not mention the detailed address of the new site.

Dairy Farm International is a multi-model retailer listed in Hong Kong. It owns the franchising rights of Ikea in Hong Kong, Indonesia, and Taiwan. Later this year, the company plans to open Ikea’s second store in Jakarta, capital of Indonesia.

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Which company is responsible for Ikea's operations in Hong Kong?

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Dairy Farm International, a multi-model retailer listed in Hong Kong, owns the franchising rights for Ikea in Hong Kong. They revealed the plan for the new store in their annual performance report.

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When is the new Ikea store in Hong Kong expected to open?

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The new Ikea store is planned to open during the second half of 2017. This information was revealed by Dairy Farm International in their annual performance report.

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Where will the new Hong Kong Ikea store be located?

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The new store is reportedly going to be located in the Tsuen Wan area of northern Hong Kong. However, Dairy Farm International did not specify the detailed address of the new site.

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Which other territories does Dairy Farm International operate Ikea stores in?

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Dairy Farm International holds the franchising rights for Ikea in Indonesia and Taiwan, in addition to Hong Kong. They also plan to open a second store in Jakarta, Indonesia, later this year.

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