Inditex: Fast Fashion - [Business Breakdowns, EP.196]
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Inditext. If you don't know the name Indotext, you certainly know Zara, the core business inside Indotex. My guest, Alistair Wittitt, recently launched Acus Partners, an equity boutique specializing in European and global equities, and he has followed Inditext for decades. He gets into how this company pivoted their business over the years from the initial store expansion, the e-commerce evolution, and what has allowed Inditex to succeed where other fast-fashioned peers have really struggled over the years. Now, personally, I love hearing about a business that is powered by its supply chain and how this vertical integration has been core to Indotex's DNA from day one stands out.
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