Nokia closing its Regent Street flagship store in London

Ilinca Nita  By on 04 Dec 09

Open on February 2008, Nokia’s flagship store in Regent Street (one of London’s major shopping streets) will be closed before its 2-year birthday.

The store will be closed for the same reason most stores are closed: it’s not profitable. More exactly, a Nokia spokeswomen declared that it’s “not been as efficient or as profitable” as the company hoped it would be.

The Nokia Regent Street store currently offers various services, and phones that are either unlocked, or connected to the networks of major British carriers (O2, Vodafone, T-Mobile, Orange and 3).

Nokia store

About 30 people will remain jobless after the 7500 square foot store is closed.

Via IntoMobile, Retail Week

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  • AJS

    So, is it still open or has it already closed? I've been trying to call them today to check stock and there's no reply. So, I did a search on Google to find another number for them and found this article.

  • AJS

    So, is it still open or has it already closed? I've been trying to call them today to check stock and there's no reply. So, I did a search on Google to find another number for them and found this article.

  • http://www.afaqali.com Afaq

    I was in their store this weekend and they are still opened. I think they are looking to close in 2010.

  • http://www.afaqali.com Afaq

    I was in their store this weekend and they are still opened. I think they are looking to close in 2010.

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