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SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 2012 4:58 PM IST

Reuters

Mumbai: Arvind Ltd’s retail chain Megamart has entered into a licensing pact with US-based Cherokee Inc, Megamart’s chief operating officer said on Thursday.

Megamart is expected to contribute about Rs3 billion in sales, or roughly 15% of Arvind’s total turnover, in 2008-09, K.E.Venkatachalapathy said.

Megamart currently has 110 stores across India, which the company plans to raise to 250 by 2010, he added.

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