Takashimaya partners with Icon Siam for Thai retail push

Published: 29-Oct-2014
Retail

Takashimaya and Icon Siam will open a BAHT50bn complex as part of joint venture Siam Takashimaya.

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Japanese department store Takashimaya will open its first outlet in Thailand in 2017 as the core tenant of Iconsiam, a huge shopping and residential complex being developed along the Chao Phraya River in Bangkok.

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