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Just a fortnight after fifth Beijing location, 28th Chinese Apple Store opening on Saturday

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It’s only a fortnight since Apple opened its 27th retail store in China, but there’s no sign of any let up in pace as the company heads towards its goal of 40 Apple Stores in China by October of next year. It has just added number 28 to its website, noting that the new store in Nanning will open on Saturday.

The store will be located inside the upmarket MixC complex in the Qingxiu District. In addition to a shopping mall with designer brands, the complex also boasts a 5-star hotel, upscale offices and a high-rise luxury residential building.

Nanning, located close to the border with Vietnam, is known as China’s “Green City” due to the tropical plant-life in its many parks. The city is home to around 6.6 million people.

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  1. PhilBoogie - 8 years ago

    This is really cool. The massive rollout of these stores ought to make people on Wall Street see the increase in value that Apple…ah, who am I kidding. Never mind.

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