Occasionwear label Chi Chi London is targeting 30% sales growth this year, after seeing annual sales rise by 32% to £27.5m in the year to 31 January.
The brand is also investing more than £20,000 to launch a new UK website in March. It also plans to debut websites for consumers based in Germany, France and the US this year.
The label was founded in 2013 by entrepreneurs and brothers Gio and Daniel Najar.
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Anonymous28 February 2018 5:23 pm
Strange how the small companies are inflating numbers at the moment and quoting false figures. You can chop this one in half at least.
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Anonymous7 March 2018 12:05 pm
Profit figures please? Turnover means nothing.
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