Bhat Bhateni
Superstore opened its sixth branch in the lake city of Pokhara today.
The new
outlet with four floors features consumer goods, products for children, a
parking area and also a separate space for the promotion and sales of local
products of Pokhara.
According to
the owner of the superstore Min Bahadur Gurung, consumers in Pokhara can
purchase the products for the same price as in Kathmandu. Bhat Bhateni had
begun construction of its new outlet in Pokhara some two years ago with an investment
of Rs 710 million for the new outlet.
The leading
superstore of the country, also termed as the domestic Wall Mart, currently has
a range of food items, clothes, utensils, electronic appliances and other products.
Bhat Bhateni
superstore has outlets in Bhatbhateni, Maharjgunj, Koteshwor and Chucchepati in
Kathmandu; and Krishna Galli in Lalitpur in the valley.
It had invested
Rs 2 billion to open four new outlets in the valley. The supermarket
currently employs more than 1,100 people and plans to employ more 500 soon with
more outlets in the major cities of the country.
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