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Geo Holdings' Expansion via Second Street Adds to Retail Footprint in Thailand

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On September 1, 2026, Second Street opened a new unit in the Siam Discovery mall in Bangkok. This marks the 13th store in Thailand for the company. Second Street plans to add two more locations in the city by the end of the year, bringing the total number of stores across the four markets (Taiwan, Malaysia, Singapore, and Thailand) to 111 by the end of 2026.

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The expansion leverages the existing off-price retail model of Geo Holdings. The new store offers high-end pre-owned clothing, footwear, bags, and watches, targeting the growing consumer market in Southeast Asia.

Geo Holdings is expanding its off-price business in Japan, and Luck Rack sources products from brands like Diesel.

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Who's involved

  • Geo HoldingsGeo Holdings, the parent company driving the overseas expansion strategy.
  • Geo CorporationGeo Corporation, the Japanese company whose subsidiary is involved in the retail expansion.

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