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In two Brussels branches, Inno has thoroughly revamped its perfumery department, with a focus on glamour and luxury.

While parent company Galeria needs to reorganise, Inno posted profits for the second consecutive year, albeit slightly lower than a year earlier.

The insolvency of Galeria illustrates how department stores see their expiry date approaching, although Belgium's Inno does hold up remarkably.

Yet another insolvency procedure at Galeria heralds the final phase of the evolution of mid-segment department store chains in Germany, international retail expert Erik Van Heuven warns.

German retail group Galeria Karstadt Kaufhof is preparing to sell its Belgian subsidiary Inno: the latter may come up for sale this week.

Inno, the Belgian chain of department stores, made a net profit of 2.8 million euros last year, for the first time since the pre-Covid era.

Department store chain INNO has reopened its Brussels branches on rue Neuve and Avenue Louise after a thorough restyling.

Department store chain INNO has reopened three completely revamped stores. The retailer is extending the offering with coffee, sandwiches, juices, chocolates, and flowers to enhance the shopping experience further.

With Albert Heijn, INNO and Neuhaus, we are adding three fine names to the programme of the RetailDetail Night, the retail sector's end-of-year event, which will take place on 25 November.

Belgian department store chain INNO is abandoning the prefix Galeria to return to its roots. On 6 May, the retailer will open its digital shopping platform inno.be, an online offer that may be extended to other countries as well.   Extending the offline shopping experience Dont say Galeria Inno anymore: from now on it is INNO for short. The subsidiary of the German department store group Galeria Karstadt Kaufhof is returning to its roots and is launching a rebranding in order to be closer to...