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Naivas Set to Expand Wings to Karen

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The Waterfront Mall in Karen. Naivas is set to open its 66th store at the building.
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The Waterfront Mall, Karen, and Naivas Supermarket on Monday announced the signing of an agreement that will see the superstore chain set up its 66th outlet at the Mall.

The store will occupy 3500m2 at the mall’s ground floor space and will predominantly be a food market with a focus on everyday fresh produce.

Commenting on the development, Waterfront Karen Director, Dr. David Muguku, said the move fits within the mall’s strategic objective to enhance variety for the shoppers.

“We are pleased to welcome Naivas Supermarket on board as a partner who we believe fits perfectly within our growth and expansion strategy. The partnership has been motivated by the need to continually offer shoppers at the mall a wide variety of brands,” he said in a statement shared on Monday.

“Naivas will be the latest addition to the Waterfront fraternity. This confirms our sustained commitment to continue offering Waterfront patrons a lasting experience all under one stable,” he added.

On its part, Naivas says the new store will offer 120 jobs directly and twice the number to third-parties.

Pointing to the outlet’s continued plan to promote local businesses while offering employment opportunities to Kenyans.

Speaking after signing the agreement, Naivas Chief Commercial Officer, Willy Kimani said the store offers the retailer presence in Karen which the company was yet to achieve despite all its years of operations in Kenya.

“We are delighted at the prospect of opening our 66th store at the Waterfront Mall as it offers us an exciting opportunity to provide Karen shoppers the Naivas Foodmarket experience at their doorstep. We have not had a presence in the larger Karen area which has been a long-standing request by our shoppers, we are finally able to fulfill this with the new development.

The store is scheduled to open in mid-October 2020.

See Also>>>> Naivas Receives Sh6bn From 30% Stake Sale

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