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Carrefour acquires convenience retailer Magne, to open more stores this year

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Posted on April 1, 2025

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· Last updated: January 24, 2026

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PARIS (Reuters) - French supermarket group Carrefour announced on Tuesday the acquisition of French convenience retailer Magne, which owns 101 stores in the south-east of France. Carrefour also plans

Carrefour Expands by Acquiring Magne and Opening More Stores

PARIS (Reuters) - French supermarket group Carrefour announced on Tuesday the acquisition of French convenience retailer Magne, which owns 101 stores in the south-east of France.

Carrefour also plans to open 400 of its own convenience stores this year, compared with the 250 initially planned, the company added in a statement.

(Reporting by Gianluca Lo Nostro in Paris)

Key Takeaways

Carrefour acquires French retailer Magne.
Magne operates 101 stores in south-east France.
Carrefour plans to open 400 new stores this year.
Initial plan was to open 250 stores.
Expansion highlights Carrefour's growth strategy.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the main topic?

The article discusses Carrefour's acquisition of Magne and its plans to open more convenience stores in France.

What is Magne?

Magne is a French convenience retailer with 101 stores in the south-east of France.

How many new stores does Carrefour plan to open?

Carrefour plans to open 400 new convenience stores this year.

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