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Archies' investment plans

NEW DELHI: Greeting card maker, Archies, said on Wednesday that it would invest Rs. 30 crores in opening 100 company-owned stores across the country in the next three years as part of efforts to become a retailing company. "Our idea is to be known as a retail chain company in the next three years rather than a greeting card maker," Chairman and Managing Director, Anil Moolchandani, told PTI.

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