GEMO, groupe Eram in the news

Former Gémo store managers in Cholet were convicted for long-term moral harassment causing a toxic work environment and health issues for employees.

Gemo, a family fashion retailer, plans to expand its presence in Africa and the Middle East through new store openings and franchise partnerships, adapting to local cultural and regulatory specificities.

Gémo is modernizing its Melay logistics center with an automated SSI Schaefer shuttle system to centralize textile stock and improve order fulfillment by 2025.

Eram Group is investing 30 million euros in a new logistics warehouse in Chemillé-en-Anjou to centralize and modernize its shoe distribution, alongside a 15-million-euro investment in Melay for clothing logistics.

Gemo, a French family fashion retailer, is transforming its distribution with Manhattan Active Warehouse Management to enhance omnichannel and sustainable operations.

Gémo is deploying Manhattan Active WMS in three warehouses to enhance agility and support omnichannel growth in its clothing and footwear business.

Gémo is deploying Manhattan Associates' cloud-native warehouse management system to modernize its logistics for omni-channel retail and circular economy trends.

Gémo is adopting Manhattan Active Warehouse Management to modernize its logistics for omnichannel retail and evolving consumer demands.

The French footwear sector is modernizing supply chains with digital and automated solutions to meet competitive, consumer, and sustainability challenges, exemplified by Gémo's adoption of Manhattan Active WM.

Gémo is expanding its retail footprint in Africa and the Middle East, aiming to double its stores there by 2026 and increase export revenue to 10%.

Gémo expands its French-made clothing and shoe offerings with new knitwear and leather models produced domestically.

Gémo has introduced a new resale service managed by Once Again, offering cash payments for second-hand clothes to promote sustainable consumption.

Gémo is digitally transforming by deploying SAP S/4Hana on Google Cloud to unify operations across stores, headquarters, and e-commerce, improving supply chain and customer experience.

Gémo is implementing SAP S/4Hana on Google Cloud with Delaware to digitally transform its omnichannel retail operations by 2025.

Gémo is expanding internationally with 100 new stores by 2025 and modernizing operations using Centric’s PLM and ERP systems.

Gémo is intensifying its CSR efforts by reducing carbon emissions, increasing eco-friendly products, ensuring responsible sourcing, innovating store energy use, and testing second-hand sales.

Gémo is navigating the retail crisis by expanding into supermarket corners, launching second-hand sales, and upgrading its supply chain with RFID and ship-from-store technologies.

Gémo used Animal Crossing to showcase its new collection during lockdown, driving strong online engagement and sales.

Gémo strengthens its leadership team with new directors for operations and marketing to support its clothing and footwear franchise growth.

Philippe Thirache becomes general manager of Gémo within Éram group, while Hubert Aubry shifts to strategy director to drive company transformation.