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DUBAI - CompuMe yesterday said that it is going to invest $10 million during the next two years to set up 20 outlets all over the Gulf.
Dikran Tchablakian, chief executive officer of CompuMe, said that as part of this new drive the company will also open a number of CompuMe Express outlets, is a new chain of kiosks, which are located at major malls and Shopping centres.
He said: “These kiosks will be shops within shops and will allow the average shoppers easy access to IT products and consumable.” The first CompuMe Express store was recently opened at the Hara’a mall in Jeddah, in partnership with Panasonic and Alesayi Electronics. The next one will be opened in Riyadh shortly, he added. “We plan to open 20 CompuMe mega stores and express stores across the AGCC within the next two year,”Tchablakian said.
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