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Anta to Open First Fila-Branded Hotel in Shanghai

A rendering of Anta Sports new headquarters in Shanghai, which will include the world's first Fila-branded hotel. — A rendering of Anta Sports new headquarters in Shanghai, which will include the world's first Fila-branded hotel. (Anta)

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Queennie Yang

02 March 2022

The Chinese sportswear giant announced plans for the first Fila-branded hotel, dubbed Fila House, in Shanghai in conjunction with Hyatt Group.

The hotel is expected to open in 2024 as a part of Anta’s new Shanghai headquarters. The group acquired the Italian brand’s China business in 2009. Fila contributed almost 20 billion yuan ($3.17 billion) revenue to the Anta Sports group in its latest quarter with a year-on-year growth rate of over 25 percent.

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