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By Nishang Narayan
Published on June 6, 2025
Bangkok’s luxury real estate scene just got hotter. Proud Real Estate has unveiled a rare opportunity for global investors with the release of two duplex sky penthouses at the award-winning ROMM Convent in the city’s prestigious Sathorn-Silom CBD. These homes are more than just residences—they're a bold blend of wellness, luxury, and investment value.
Spanning 418–467 sqm with soaring 6.45-meter ceilings and private rooftop gardens, these penthouses are the only units of their kind at ROMM Convent. With panoramic views of Bangkok’s skyline and wellness-focused design backed by a 2-Star Fitwel certification, they are already turning heads among discerning investors. Rental yields range from 4% to 5.8%, with capital gains between 3% and 5.4% annually, making this a standout asset in Southeast Asia's fast-rising property market.
A Crown Jewel in Bangkok's Wellness Real EstateROMM Convent has already earned accolades from the Asia Pacific Property Awards and PropertyGuru, including Best Wellness Residences Development and Best Architectural Design. This reputation, combined with wellness-integrated amenities and smart home systems, positions the development at the forefront of lifestyle investments.
Residents enjoy world-class features such as:
A private rooftop garden visible from both living and bedroom spaces
Full-height glass windows with cityscape views including MahaNakhon and One Bangkok
Gourmet kitchen with an Ice Jade island, Gorenje ORA ITO appliances, and a 46-bottle wine cellar
Walnut wood flooring, stone-clad kitchens, and luxury bathroom fittings
Four bedrooms, five bathrooms, and a multi-use space for entertainment or work
Health Meets Hospitality
ROMM Convent takes luxury a step further with health-first services. Residents enjoy access to a 24/7 Health Butler Concierge, exclusive VVIP privileges at BNH Hospital and BeDee by BDMS, and six levels of wellness amenities designed for mind-body well-being. Its 2-Star Fitwel Certification marks it as one of Bangkok’s few health-optimized luxury addresses.
Strong Market, Limited Availability
Bangkok’s luxury market has grown consistently, with large-format residences in prime districts witnessing rising demand from international buyers. With foreign quotas nearing capacity, Proud Real Estate has introduced a limited-time Early Investor Package—available until June 30, 2025. This includes bespoke layout customization and access to premium healthcare services, adding more weight to its already strong value proposition.
Attractive Entry Point in Prime Bangkok
Priced from THB 290,000 per sq.m., the duplex sky penthouses offer compelling value compared to global luxury capitals. Investors gain not only a home but also a globally benchmarked lifestyle, tailored wellness services, and a strategic long-term asset in one of Asia’s most dynamic cities.
A Final Call to Wellness-Led Luxury
As Bangkok’s skyline evolves and demand for wellness-integrated living surges, ROMM Convent’s duplex penthouses stand at the intersection of legacy, luxury, and long-term investment. With only two units available, this is a unique moment for global investors to secure a foothold in Thailand’s most exclusive wellness residence.
For more details, visit Proud Real Estate or call +662-026-8999.
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HUMAN MADE Inc., the parent company of the renowned Japanese lifestyle brand HUMAN MADE, has successfully rolled out Centric PLM™ to enhance its product development process and support long-term revenue growth. The move reflects the brand’s commitment to innovation, efficiency, and scaling operations in the dynamic world of fashion retail.
Launched in 2010 by designer and cultural icon NIGO, HUMAN MADE is best known for its philosophy—"The Future Is In The Past"—which blends nostalgic American casualwear with craftsmanship-driven design. Drawing from NIGO’s extensive vintage archives, the brand has created a distinct aesthetic that bridges workwear, military, outdoor, and sportswear influences.
In its search for a solution to manage growing complexities in product development and supply chain processes, HUMAN MADE Inc. selected Centric Software’s Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) platform. The platform’s apparel-specific capabilities, intuitive interface, and global reputation for successful deployment made it the ideal fit.
“We are excited about the successful PLM rollout with HUMAN MADE Inc. and the impressive results they have achieved to date,” said Fabrice Canonge, President of Centric Software. “We look forward to a lasting partnership and supporting the brand’s continued success and global growth.”
Centric PLM is designed to help lifestyle brands plan, design, source, and sell products more efficiently—delivering not just operational streamlining, but also greater speed to market and improved cross-team collaboration. For HUMAN MADE, this digital transformation initiative signals a strategic step forward in navigating today’s competitive global fashion landscape.
As HUMAN MADE expands its presence and evolves its offerings, the PLM integration will play a key role in maintaining the brand's high standards of quality, creativity, and craftsmanship while enhancing efficiency and adaptability.
Published on May 30, 2025
Spalba, a SaaS-enabled B2B venue marketplace, has set its sights on a ₹100 crore turnover by FY 2026. The company recently closed FY 2025 with a consolidated turnover of ₹60 crore, marking an impressive 3000% year-on-year growth since its inception just five years ago. What makes this journey even more remarkable? Spalba remains fully bootstrapped and profitable, a rarity in today’s startup ecosystem.
Driven by innovation, Spalba is expanding rapidly across Asia. The platform has entered six new markets—Malaysia, Vietnam, Sri Lanka, Myanmar, Bhutan, and Nepal—taking its VenueTech vision global. Back home, the company plans to grow its venue inventory from 11,000 to 13,000 and expand property listings from 2,067 to 4,500 by FY26, effectively doubling its offering and increasing its presence in over 80 Indian cities.
“Our journey from a bootstrapped startup to a ₹60 crore revenue run-rate has been driven by continuous innovation and an unwavering commitment to customer success,” said Vishal Puri, Co-Founder of Spalba. “With our tech-first approach—combining AR-powered Virtual Property Tours, an Event Mockup Builder, AI-driven sales tools, and more—we expect to cross ₹100 crore by FY 2026 and continue modernizing India’s ₹200 billion events industry.”
Over 250 marquee properties including The Leela, Radisson Hotel Group, Accor, and The Oberoi have partnered with Spalba to streamline venue sales and boost cross-selling opportunities. The platform not only simplifies the venue booking process with immersive digital walkthroughs but also reduces the need for paperwork and physical site visits—supporting both revenue growth and sustainability for its clients.
Founded in 2020, Spalba is redefining event planning by making venue discovery and booking faster, smarter, and more collaborative. Its roadmap to ₹100 crore highlights a focus on scalable innovation, customer-centric solutions, and long-term value creation—all without raising external funding.
Published on May 27, 2025
Starbucks India posted a 5% rise in revenue to ₹1,277 crore in FY25, but the good news ended there. Losses widened significantly by 65% to ₹135.7 crore, up from ₹82 crore in the previous year, reflecting the growing strain on profitability amid soft demand in the quick service restaurant (QSR) segment.
Operating under a 50:50 joint venture with Tata Consumer Products as Tata Starbucks Pvt Ltd, the company noted that almost half of the losses—₹67.6 crore—were borne by Tata Consumer. According to the brand’s annual report, demand across the QSR space remained muted through most of the year, though a rebound was noted in the latter half. Still, profitability remained under pressure.
Despite the headwinds, Starbucks continued to expand, opening 58 new outlets and entering 19 new cities, including several in tier-2 markets. However, this was a notable slowdown compared to the 95 new outlets launched in the previous year. As of now, Starbucks operates 479 stores across 80 Indian cities.
The company remains optimistic about long-term growth in India. “We remain committed to increasing our store base in India and get to 1,000 outlets by FY28, despite a more moderate number of store openings in the short term,” Starbucks said in a statement.
Tata Consumer Products Chairman N Chandrasekaran addressed the broader economic landscape, noting that India remains a stronghold of economic growth amid global uncertainty. “India’s long-term growth is underpinned by strong demographic and economic fundamentals and ongoing structural reforms,” he told shareholders.
However, rising competition from both international and domestic brands continues to challenge Starbucks’ market share. Rivals like Tim Hortons and Pret A Manger have entered the Indian market with aggressive expansion plans, while homegrown brands like Third Wave Coffee and Blue Tokai already operate more than 250 outlets combined.
A senior QSR official highlighted a key operational challenge: “Starbucks’ revenue per square foot is about 35% lower compared to metros. Also, city stores seem to be cannibalising heavily after it opened stores at a record pace in cities such as Mumbai and Delhi.”
While a strong takeaway culture offers a margin boost, uneven store performance continues to drag the bottom line. Some stores thrive, but others suffer from low footfalls and declining revenue per square foot, affecting overall profitability.
With the coffee wars heating up and Indian consumers spoilt for choice, Starbucks will need more than just store count to brew up sustained success in the coming years.
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