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Musinsa Southeast Asian market expansion

Overview

South Korean fashion platform Musinsa is executing an international expansion strategy focused on Southeast Asia and Japan through strategic retail partnerships.

In the Philippines, Musinsa signed an exclusive distribution agreement with ACX Holdings Corporation, the retail arm of Ayala Corporation, to enter the market. This includes plans to open a Musinsa Standard offline store at the Glorietta mall in Makati. To support its global growth, the company also hosted a buying event in Seoul to showcase its 2027 Spring-Summer collection to international buyers from markets including Japan, China, Indonesia, Vietnam, and Thailand.

Further developments indicate that Musinsa is utilizing a shop-in-shop model to enter new territories. In the Philippines, the Glorietta outlet will be managed by local retailer PT Mitra Adiperkasa Tbk (MAP). Musinsa has also signed an agreement with MAP to open an offline outlet in Indonesia next year. Additionally, the company intends to open a Musinsa Standard store in Japan next year.

Entities

Musinsa · ACX Holdings Corporation · ACX Holdings · Ayala Corporation · Ayala Group

Timeline

  1. 6 days ago

    [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Musinsa expands into Southeast Asia with Philippines and Indonesia outlets

    South Korean retailer Musinsa is expanding into Southeast Asia, planning Musinsa Standard shop-in-shop outlets in the Philippines and Indonesia through partnerships with ACX Holdings and PT Mitra Adiperkasa Tbk

  2. 9 days ago

    [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Musinsa expands Southeast Asian presence via Ayala partnership

    South Korean fashion giant Musinsa is expanding into Southeast Asia through a distribution deal with Ayala’s ACX Holdings and hosting global buyer events to grow its Musinsa Standard brand internationally.

Sources

koreatimes.co.kr · lazybudgetchef.com · m.koreaherald.com · m.koreatimes.co.kr