THE WHAT? Target has announced its plan to invest up to US$5 billion to continue scaling its operations in 2022.
THE DETAILS The US retailer will invest in its physical stores, digital experiences, fulfilment capabilities and supply chain capacity to further drive growth. This year, Target plans to open 30 new stores and carry out some 200 top-to-bottom remodels.
The company is also planning to build on its partnership with Ulta, opening more than 250 new Ulta Beauty at Target shop-in-shops in 2022, with plans to operate at least 800 locations over time.
On the fulfilment side, Target has another four distribution facilities in development to expand supply chain capacity, with plans for several more in the next few years.
THE WHY? Michael Fiddelke, chief financial officer, Target, commented “Years of investment in our team and business have driven our sales beyond US$100 billion and positioned Target to meet the needs of our guests no matter how they choose to shop. We see substantial opportunities to build on our core capabilities to drive deeper guest engagement and long-term growth.”
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