Polish Brand Sinsay Plans to Double the Number of Stores in Ukraine by 2027

The Polish clothing brand Sinsay, part of the LPP Group, has announced ambitious plans to expand its international network. According to the new business strategy, the company aims to double the number of stores and revenue between 2025 and 2027. To achieve this ambitious goal, Sinsay is prepared to open around 10 new retail outlets daily in various countries around the world.

This is reported by AgroReview

Rapid Expansion of Sinsay in Europe and Worldwide

A confirmation of the new sustainable growth strategy was the simultaneous opening of 10 new stores on May 22 in eight countries, including Greece, Croatia, Romania, Poland, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Kazakhstan, and Bosnia and Herzegovina. Since entering the market in 2013, the Sinsay brand has positioned itself as one of the leaders in the affordable clothing segment.

As of the end of October 2024, the network already comprised 1,230 stores, with the number increasing by 323 units over the past year. This dynamic growth makes Sinsay one of the fastest-growing retail brands in Europe.

Active Growth of Sinsay in Ukraine

In Ukraine, Sinsay is demonstrating equally rapid expansion. Currently, the Ukrainian network consists of 256 stores, 50 of which were opened just this year. Over the past year, 100 new Sinsay retail outlets have appeared in various regions of the country, indicating extraordinarily high growth rates that no other clothing network has shown.

The retailer is not limited to shopping malls but is actively opening stores in street points and standalone buildings, including in small towns. Representatives of LPP Group have not yet disclosed specific plans for further development of the brand in Ukraine, but they confirm intentions to continue expanding the network.

“No other network demonstrates such growth rates.”