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Miniso signs up to enter US

By Rajiv MenonChina
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China’s fast-fashion designer brand Miniso has signed a comprehensive strategic co-operation agreement to enter the US.

A signing ceremony in Guangzhou was attended by Miniso global co-founder Ye Guofu and Asia Pacific VP Li Minxin as well as a representative from Miniso’s US partner, Matthew Liang.

Miniso has opened 1400 stores internationally in the past three years, with its global revenue hitting RMB5 billion (US$750 million) last year.

After focusing on markets in China and Japan, Miniso has successively signed strategic co-operation agreements with 36 other countries and regions.

Ye says Miniso and its US partner will further co-operate in areas such as product research and development, model updating and talent training.

Questions & Answers

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What is the primary purpose of Miniso's agreement for the US market?

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Miniso and its US partner will work together on product research and development, updating their business model, and training staff. This is part of a comprehensive strategic co-operation agreement.

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Which regions has Miniso focused on before this US expansion?

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Miniso primarily concentrated on markets in China and Japan prior to signing this agreement. They have also entered into strategic agreements with 36 other countries and regions.

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How many international stores has Miniso opened in recent years?

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In the past three years, Miniso has successfully opened 1400 stores across various international locations. Last year, the company's global revenue reached RMB5 billion.

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Who attended the signing ceremony for the US agreement?

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Miniso global co-founder Ye Guofu and Asia Pacific VP Li Minxin were present at the signing. Matthew Liang, representing Miniso's US partner, also attended the ceremony in Guangzhou.

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