Retailer Equivalenza doubles stores in Africa

Published: 27-Aug-2015
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Spanish perfume and cosmetics chain doubles presence in Angola

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Fast-growing Spanish perfume and cosmetics chain Equivalenza has just opened two new points of sale in Angola, as it expands in Africa in search of new markets.

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