Tender for retail space in Shanghai Pudong airport

Jan 16, 2017Updated May 26, 20251 min read

Shanghai Airport Authority is seeking bidders for retail concessions at Shanghai Pudong International Airport Terminal 2 (domestic).

It has 38 stores available covering a total of 3300 sqm, with multiple product categories up for tender.

Likely bidders include Orient King Power, a subsidiary of the Antares Cheng-owned King Power Group (Hong Kong), which expanded its business at Shanghai Pudong Airport last year with fashion and luxury stores, reports The Moodie Davitt Report.

Saying Orient King Power will target the concessions, GM Mackintosh Feng says it will give it space to introduce more brands into the domestic airside area of Pudong. “In T1 we mainly have China Eastern Airlines and Shanghai Airlines, and in T2 we’ll have Air China and China Southern Airlines.”
Tenders must be submitted by January 22.

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