At SIG Spain, we have been managing retail projects across Spain for years, but our experience does not stop there. Increasingly, we collaborate with brands looking to expand their international presence, adapting point-of-sale strategies to different markets and cultures.
Working beyond our borders is not just about replicating processes: it means understanding how retailers operate in each country, how brands are perceived, and which operational adjustments make the difference between success and a logistical failure.
Adaptability and global experience
In international projects, every detail matters: from product availability to the correct placement of displays and the visibility of promotional materials. Our experience allows us to translate local strategy into a global context without losing effectiveness or quality.
A clear example: brands arriving from Asia with ambitious plans to expand in Europe. Our role is not limited to execution—we help consolidate their presence by adapting points of sale to local culture, optimizing resources, and ensuring the brand message is perceived consistently.
What we learned managing international projects
Clear and constant communication
Each country has its own specifics: schedules, logistics, regulations. Maintaining a strong communication flow is key to anticipating issues and quickly adjusting processes.
Flexibility without losing control
International projects require adapting to unforeseen changes: transport delays, differences in materials or store layouts. Clear protocols ensure flawless execution.
Attention to detail culture
What may be irrelevant in one market can be critical in another. From product height on the shelf to promotional signage, every micro-adjustment can significantly impact sales and brand perception.
Consolidation of emerging brands
We are open to collaborating with Asian brands seeking presence in Spain and Europe. Our experience combines brand vision with the reality of the European shopper, enabling a solid and scalable launch.
FAQ – International projects at SIG
Conclusion
Managing international projects requires more than logistics: it demands market understanding, attention to detail, and adaptability. At SIG Spain, we turn complexity into results, ensuring that every brand—European or Asian—reaches the point of sale ready to impact the shopper and consolidate its presence.

