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How a multinational such as INDITEX gets such a big market share?
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How a multinational such as INDITEX gets such a big market share? Inditex Group is a Spanish textile company, the most important in the Spanish textile sector and also one of the most powerful multinationals in Spain. A Multinational company can be defined as an enterprise which own or control production or service facilities outside the country in which they are based. Inditex can be classified as a multinational since they offer their services in 800 stores over 25 countries all over the world even though the production is done in Spain. To succeed abroad this multinational has followed its appropiate strategies. Inditex Group is a conglomerate of companies, mainly textile enterprises, but also from other sectors. It gathers an important number of companies all around the world, trading in the USA, Mexico, , Sweden, Norway, Japan, Turkey, Canada, Argentina, Uruguay, Chile, France, the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, Italy, Germany, Greece, Portugal, Andorra,...
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