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Zorich Group
Apparel & fashion
Founded in 1987
Adelaide, South AustraliaZorich Group
Apparel & fashionFounded in 1987Adelaide, South Australia
EmployeesZorich Group's financial review
Zorich Group's Revenue (Yearly)
21.2M
Employees
41
Zorich Group information
Established 30 years ago, Zorich Group is the parent company of South Australian sporting goods and clothing retailers Sportspower, JT Surf and Rivalry Urbanwear.We strive to continue to expand and grow both online and offline, to better enable us to offer our customers the level of service and the variety of products they deserve and need.Serving local communities with world leading product at th...
Established 30 years ago, Zorich Group is the parent company of South Australian sporting goods and clothing retailers Sportspower, JT Surf and Rivalry Urbanwear.We strive to continue to expand and grow both online and offline, to better enable us to offer our customers the level of service and the variety of products they deserve and need.Serving local communities with world leading product at the most competitive prices is our passion.
Zorich Group industries
Sports apparel
Surf apparel
Fashion apparel
Sporting equipment
Zorich Group's financial review
Zorich Group's Revenue (Yearly)
21.2M
Employees
41
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Director
Recreation Assistant
Marketing Coordinator
Retail Operations Manager
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