Detsky Mir Group opened two supermarkets in the Moscow region
01.04.2016 7224

Detsky Mir Group opened two supermarkets in the Moscow region

Two new Detsky Mir supermarkets have opened in the cities of Istra and Odintsovo near Moscow. The first store in Istra began work in the Briz shopping center. In Odintsovo, the second chain store opened in the Dubrava shopping center.

The area of ​​each store was 1000 sq. meters.

At present, the Detsky Mir chain has 384 stores in 149 cities in Russia and Kazakhstan; the total sales area has reached 494 thousand square meters. meters.

Two new Detsky Mir supermarkets have opened in the cities of Istra and Odintsovo near Moscow.
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