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BNS - The German DIY supermarket chain Bauhaus will open its first store in Estonia on April 9.
Bauhaus' CFO for Estonia and Finland Ansu Saarela told BNS the store has hired 130 staff by now.
He said the personnel have already started work and all are getting thorough training.
At the moment all attention is on getting the first Bauhaus store in Estonia off the ground but future expansion in this Baltic state is not ruled out, Saarela said.
The store has a floor area of 20,000 square meters and it will have more than 120,000 products on its shelves, the CFO observed.
The private-equity German chain that was founded in 1960 comprises 200 supermarkets in 14 European countries.
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