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Cucine Lube to open 9 more outlets in India

Italian modular kitchen company Cucine Lube today said it plans to strengthen its retail presence in India by opening nine more outlets across the country by 2011. Markets open strong; Tata Steel up 2% "To expand its retail presence in the country the company is planning to add nine more new stores by 2011 in the metros and mini-metros," Cucine Lube said in a statement. Cucine Lube, however declined to divulge investment details for the purpose of expansion. The new range "is available in various themes, colours, textures and designs to suit all tastes and budgets. Customers can also create their own look and design, ranging from the modern to the classic". Cucine Lube is one of Italy"s leading kitchen manufacturer, which constructs 434 modular kitchens per day, it added.


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