The Videocon Group is targeting a turnover of Rs 10,000-Rs 11,000 crore from its cash and carry venture in the next four years. 


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</p><p class='TableClas'>Bolld will have food and groceries, consumer durables, IT and apparel and a range of other product categories. 
</p><p class='TableClas'>Sunil Mehta, chief executive officer, Bolld Cash &amp; Carry, said, 

Videocon eyes Rs 10K cr turnover from cash and carry

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