Retail and Luxury
SEA & Singapore's Retail and Luxury Markets
Southeast Asia's luxury market is expected to reach USD 33.2 billion by 2025, driven by a rising middle class with increasing disposable income and a growing appetite for luxury goods. Countries like Vietnam, Thailand, and Indonesia are witnessing significant growth in the luxury sector, attracting major international brands and investors. On another note, Local Southeast Asian luxury brands are gaining popularity, offering unique design aesthetics and competitive pricing.
In particular, Singapore is a thriving Luxury Hub: it is a major player in the global luxury market, ranking third in Asia (after mainland China and Japan) and 12th globally in terms of luxury sales in 2023. This position is attributed to its strong GDP, political stability, and strategic location as a gateway to Southeast Asia. Singaporean luxury consumers are increasingly experience-driven and digitally savvy, favoring personalized experiences and omnichannel shopping journeys. In addition, the online luxury market in Singapore is booming, with e-commerce sales expected to reach USD 4.2 billion by 2025.
Mission & Objectives
The Retail & Luxury Committee is a platform for collaboration and knowledge sharing between companies involved in the luxury goods and retail industry, fashion and high-end beauty activities. It aims to reinforce members expertise through knowledge and information sharing, best-practices.
This is an opportunity for experts from different sectors to meet regularly, to better understand facts and trends, to discuss common topics and support them in expanding their businesses.
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- Mollie Jean de Dieu - Longchamp
- Ibaham Math-Ly-Roun - Clarins
Contact: Coralie Vincens
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