Baazar Style Retail closes two stores, total count at 274
Baazar Style Retail Limited closed two Style Bazaar outlets in Beltola, Assam, and Cuttack, Bajrakbati, Odisha, effective June 01, 2026. This strategic move reduces the company's total retail footprint to 274 stores.

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Baazar Style Retail Limited has ceased operations at two of its Style Bazaar outlets located in Beltola, Assam, and Cuttack, Bajrakbati, Odisha. The closures, effective June 01, 2026, reduce the company's retail footprint as it adjusts its operational strategy. Following the shutdown of these locations, the total number of stores stands at 274.
The disclosure was made to the stock exchanges in accordance with Regulation 30 of the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015. The filing confirmed that the company completed the closure process for the specified retail outlets on the same day.
The two shuttered stores were operating under the Style Bazaar brand. The company continues to manage its network of remaining stores across various regions. The reduction in store count reflects a strategic decision to optimize the company's physical presence.
Store Closure Details
The following table outlines the locations affected by the recent closure:
| Location | State | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Beltola | Assam | Closed |
| Cuttack, Bajrakbati | Odisha | Closed |
The total operational count post-closure is 274 stores. The notification was signed by Abinash Singh, Chief Compliance Officer, Company Secretary, and Head - Legal & Compliance.
Historical Stock Returns for Baazar Style Retail
| 1 Day | 5 Days | 1 Month | 6 Months | 1 Year | 5 Years |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| +0.63% | -6.40% | -15.39% | +14.56% | +27.07% | -17.79% |
What specific criteria or performance metrics led to the decision to close these particular outlets in Assam and Odisha?
Does this signal the beginning of a broader consolidation strategy, and are further closures expected in other regions?
How will the cost savings from these closures be reallocated to support the company's remaining 274 stores?


































