Oroton CEO David Kesby reveals global expansion plans

In 2017, Australian luxury accessories brand Oroton went into voluntary administration, but fast forward three years and the retail business is gearing up for global expansion.  “When Oroton came out of voluntary administration, there was the dream of being a relevant international brand and here we are with a range of orders from Selfridges, Bloomingdales and we’re on Net-a-Porter, too. So that international demand is there which excites us,” CEO David Kesby told Inside Retail.

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