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Reliance Mart enters Ghaziabad


Mukesh Ambani-owned Reliance Mart has expanded its presence in the north by setting up a hypermart in Ghaziabad. The store is spread across over 70, 000 sq ft. This is the 26th Reliance Mart outlet in the country. The stores house over 20,000 stock keeping units in categories such as food & fresh produce to grocery, consumer electronics to stationery, toys personal care, apparel and furnishing, among others.
Rob Cissell, CEO, Reliance Value Formats, said, “Ghaziabad is an important destination from commercial perspective, and is one of the fastest growing cities. The city has an evolving consumer segment who will appreciate the unique retail experience that Reliance Mart offers in terms of range of products and services.”

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