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Unicorn to add 50 Apple stores, aims for ₹6,000 cr revenue in 3 years

Unicorn Infosolutions, iPhone maker Apple's biggest premium retail partner in India, plans to open 50 new stores and increase revenue in the range of Rs 5,500 crore to Rs 6,000 crore in the next three years, a top official of the company said. Unicorn Infosolutions, Director, Baljinder Paul Singh, said the company is bullish on the growth of Apple and demand for its product in India, which remains unabated by rising memory chip prices. "The growth of the base of our customers is strong, and the aspiration to buy Apple is strong. Since we are opening a lot of stores in tier 3-4 cities where people haven't got a chance to see a demo of an Apple product, there is a huge potential for all the residents in tier 3 and 4 cities," he said on the occasion of the opening of Unicorn's 100th store here. Unicorn opened its very first single-brand store in Ahmedabad in 2006 and thereafter it has been expanding its outlets across North and West India. " "Being the largest sales and service partn

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