Lemet invests EUR 103,000 in opening two new furniture stores

Romanian furniture manufacturer Lemet has opened two more stores under the Lem’s brand in Campina and Reghin, following an investment of RON 450,000 (approximately EUR 103,000). Both stores are located on the ground of Kaufland stores. The company has a national network of 100 Lem’s stores.

Lemet reported sales total sales worth RON 173 million (approximately EUR 40.9 million), up 21 percent y-o-y.

The Lemet factory is located in Campina and was built in 1991. It covers 30,000 sqm and produces over 360,000 furniture modules per year by processing about 1.2 million sqm of plywood.

Simona Bazavan

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