Wildberries growing in Slovakia
E-commerceschedule 12 May 2020
Wildberries is considering investing EUR 200 mln in a Slovak distribution centre
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SLOVAKIA Wildberries, Russia’s largest online retailer, has entered the Slovakian market. The company has also anounced that it is considering investing EUR 200 mln in the development of a distribution centre in the country.
Wildberries can now offer 1.7 mln products from 18,000 brands to Slovakian consumers. At the moment these include women’s, men’s and children’s clothing, footwear, accessories and toys. The first pick-up point In the country is at Tomášikova 5724/7 in Bratislava. Its courier delivery service extends to 100 km from the city, with the service planned to be widened in the near future. Its online store in the country is available in both Slovak and English.
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