Vindico has been appointed by The Indian Film Combine Pvt Ltd, a joint venture between two of India’s leading property companies, to provide a complete retail delivery solution for the Maker Maxity Shopping Centre development in Mumbai.
The Maker Group and Reliance Industries’ 12 acre mixed-use development includes two hotels and drive-in theatre in addition to the 250,000 square foot shopping and dining destination located within Mumbai’s prestigious Bandra Kurla complex – home to an array of international finance and technology multi-nationals.
Vindico has been appointed as retail delivery consultants to the Maker Maxity Shopping Centre in Mumbai, developed in partnership by The Maker Group and Reliance Industries. The project, located within a 12-acre mixed-use development in Mumbai’s Bandra Kurla Complex, is Vindico’s first appointment in India.
“Our appointment to the Maker Maxity Shopping Centre project is a milestone in the Vindico story,” comments Managing Director, Richard Kim. “By productising our service model, we are able to offer clients in India affordable access to best practice retail delivery. We are very pleased that a project of this caliber is to be our first in the exciting Indian retail real estate market.”
Vindico has combined its retail delivery content, design, management and onsite products to work with Maker Maxity’s local, national and international retail and restaurant brands using both Dubai and Mumbai based teams.
We are able to offer clients in India affordable access to best practice retail delivery.
Richard Kim, Vindico Managing Director
Paul Mathews, Vindico’s Director of Retail Delivery who has worked closely with the Maker Maxity team to create project’s retail delivery solution, says, “We are extremely pleased to have an opportunity to showcase our capabilities with such a prestigious client, on a development that represents the quality of retail real estate being created in India today.”
(L-R) Vindico’s Richard Kim, Maryam Patel and Paul Mathews attending the 2018 MAPIC India Retail Forum in Mumbai, home to Vindico’s first Indian project, the Maker Maxity Shopping Centre development.
“We see beyond the resourcing-only model that many construction-led developers still default to,” adds Mathews. “By understanding the dynamic between retail & foodservice businesses and international brands, and having very refined methods and deliverables, we can add significant value to a project such as Maker Maxity in a flexible, cost-effective way. ”
We see beyond the resourcing-only model that many construction-led developers still default to and can add significant value to a project such as Maker Maxity in a flexible, cost effective way.
Paul Mathews, Retail Delivery Director, Vindico
Maryam Patel, Senior Retail Delivery Manager, will lead the Maker Maxity project team for Vindico.
“We have delivered projects in the USA, UK and across the Middle East,” explains Patel, “so we understand the balance between the common processes that exist across international retail real estate markets, and the local nuances specific to each property. Having already prepared the online technical and fit out manual for Maker Maxity and kicked the process off with the Client team in India, we are looking forward to working with brands as we move forward into the design stages of delivery.
For more information, or to contact Richard, Paul or Maryam please get in touch.
