Multi-brand retail operator modernizing operations across Indonesia
Kanmo Group operates a portfolio of 16+ global brands (Mothercare, Adidas, Coach, Kate Spade, Havaianas) across nearly 200 stores in Indonesia, with particular strength in kids and baby retail. The tech stack reveals a business mid-modernization: legacy Microsoft Dynamics 365 paired with cloud infrastructure (Azure, AWS, GCP) and microservices (Kafka, .NET Core, Docker, Kubernetes), while active projects target POS integration, warehouse management, and handling traffic spikes. Hiring is marketing-heavy (10 of 21 open roles), signaling a shift toward brand positioning and online campaign execution alongside backend scaling work.
Notable leadership hires: Head of Brand
Kanmo Group, formed in 2005 as a subsidiary of K. Aloomall Group, distributes retail brands across Indonesia and the Indian sub-continent. The company operates nearly 200 physical stores and serves tens of thousands of customers monthly, with market leadership in the kids and baby segment. The portfolio spans fashion (Coach, Kate Spade, Cole Haan, Stuart Weitzman, Adidas, Havaianas), toys (The Entertainer), food and beverage (Nespresso, Coach Coffee and Restaurant concepts), and travel retail. Current operational priorities include inventory management across channels, standardizing processes across the multi-brand footprint, and modernizing system architecture to handle seasonal traffic peaks and omnichannel demand.
Kanmo uses Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central, .NET Core/.NET with C# and microservices (Kafka, REST APIs), SQL Server and PostgreSQL, Docker and Kubernetes on Azure, AWS, and GCP. Development workflows run on Azure DevOps and GitHub Actions.
Kanmo distributes 16+ brands including Mothercare, Early Learning Centre, The Entertainer, The Children's Place, Coach, Kate Spade, Cole Haan, Stuart Weitzman, Adidas, Havaianas, Wilio (kids footwear), Gingersnaps, Justice, Nespresso, and Liverpool Football Club merchandise across Indonesia.
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