[4] These sales include a diverse selection of product categories: fashion, accessories, toys, watches, home appliances, sports equipment, technology, and wines.
In 2006, the company grew in Europe after opening its website and starting up subsidiaries in various European markets aiming to create a closer relationship with local brands.
Since 2016, that growth has been boosted by acquiring stakes in leading strategic players that are profitable in their markets or buying them outright: vente-exclusive in Benelux, Privalia in Spain, Italy, Brazil and Mexico, Eboutic.ch in Switzerland,[9] Designers&Friends in Denmark and ZloteWyprzedaze in Poland.
The group rolled out three projects: Veepee Impusle : a Fashion/Tech/Retail start-up accelerator inside Station F, two in-house Lab’innovation in partnership with Epitech and 42 and launched a recruitment plan for 250 IT talents.
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