Hetkel k\u00e4ib aktiivne otsing jaem\u00fc\u00fcgiks sobilike ehituskruntide ja ruumide leidmiseks.<\/p>\n
K-rauta kauplusi haldava Senukai grupi presidendi Art\u016bras Rakauskase s\u00f5nul on praegu k\u00e4imas kogu keti jaoks aktiivsete asukohade valiku etapp. Seejuures kaalutakse erineva suurusega objekte \u2013 alates 5000 ruutmeetrist v\u00e4iksemates linnades kuni 25 000 ruutmeetrini suurtes.<\/p>\n
\u201eMeie laienemine saab alguse Eestist, t\u00e4psemalt Tartu linnast, kus on juba uus K-rauta kauplus ehitamisel,\u201c m\u00e4rkis Rakauskas. <\/p>\n
Kesko Senukai otsib nii pikaajalisi \u00fc\u00fcri- kui ka m\u00fc\u00fcgiprojekte k\u00f5igis Balti riikides. Lisaks jaem\u00fc\u00fcgiketi laiendamisele plaanib Kesko Senukai l\u00e4hitulevikus kaasata uusi investeeringuid ja partnerlussuundi. <\/p>\n
Ettev\u00f5te kavatseb investeerida uutesse kinnisvaraprojektidesse, laiendada oma tegevust frantsiisi alusel ja osta uusi jaem\u00fc\u00fcgiettev\u00f5tteid Baltimaades.<\/p>\n
\u201eKutsume partnereid meiega juba kasvufaasi alguses liituma,\u201c \u00fctles Kesko Senukai Baltikumi varahalduse direktor Tadas Gaili\u016bnas. \u201eOtsime eelk\u00f5ige pikaajalisi ja vastastikku kasulikke partnerlussuhteid \u2013 nii kinnisvaravaldkonnas kui ka frantsiisiketi arendamisel,\u201c lisas ta. <\/p>\n
Kesko Senukai on Baltikumi juhtiv jaem\u00fc\u00fcgikett, mis turustab ehitus-, remondi-, kodu- ja tehnikakaupu. <\/p>\n
Kesko Senukai kaupluste ketti kuulub 94 kauplust, mis tegutsevad nii omandi- kui ka frantsiisip\u00f5him\u00f5tte alusel Eestis, L\u00e4tis ja Leedus, sh 8 K-rauta kauplust erinevates Eesti linnades. <\/p>\n
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