Detsky Mir online store has earned in Kazakhstan
21.08.2019 4745

Detsky Mir online store has earned in Kazakhstan

Detsky Mir Group has launched an online store in Kazakhstan. Clients of the online store can receive their purchase in any retail store in the network within 60 minutes after ordering on the website kz.detmir.com.

In all stores of the Detsky Mir retail network in the Republic of Kazakhstan, the “In-store pickup” service is available. 31 supermarket chains operate in 16 cities of the country: Aktau, Aktobe, Almaty, Atyrau, Zhanaozen, Karaganda, Kokshetau, Kostanay, Kyzylorda, Nur-Sultan, Pavlodar, Petropavlovsk, Semey, Taraz, Uralsk, Shymkent.

The in-store pickup service will allow customers of the Detsky Mir online store in Kazakhstan to place an order on their own at kz.detmir.com and choose a convenient store to receive it. After placing the order, the customer of the online store will receive an SMS notification about the status of the order and its location on the rack "Order and take it." The client can independently pick up the goods within a day from the moment of receiving the SMS notification and pay for it at the cash desk of the store.

The Detsky Mir Group of Companies comprises the national retail chain Detsky Mir, the ELC (in Russia) and ABC chains, and the Zoozavr pet products chain. As of June 30, 2019, the Detsky Mir chain consisted of 688 stores located in 258 cities across Russia, Kazakhstan, and Belarus. The ELC retail chain in Russia consists of 51 stores, and the ABC chain has 15 stores. The Zoozavr pet products chain has six stores. The combined selling space of the Group's stores is 777 square meters.

In accordance with the audited IFRS data for 2018, the group’s revenue was 110,9 billion rubles, adjusted EBITDA was 12,7 billion rubles, and adjusted profit was 7,2 billion rubles.

Company shareholders: Sistema JSFC [1] - 52,10%; Russian-Chinese Investment Fund (RCIF) [2] - 14,03%, other shareholders owning less than 5% of the shares - 33,87%.

([1]) Sistema JSFC is a Russian public diversified holding company serving about 150 of millions of consumers in industries such as telecommunications, high technology, banking, retail, timber, agriculture, real estate, tourism and medical services.

([2]) RKIF, a private equity fund established by the Russian Direct Investment Fund (RDIF) and the China Investment Corporation (CIC), owns Detsky Mir through two of its subsidiaries, Floette Holdings Limited and Exarzo Holdings Limited.

Detsky Mir Group has launched an online store in Kazakhstan. Customers of the online store can receive their purchase at any retail store of the chain within 60 minutes after ordering on the site ...
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