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By developing a variety of formats – from

neighbourhood stores to hypermarkets –,

Carrefour provides its customers with a

broad range of solutions near to where

they live, work or travel. In keeping with

changing lifestyles, this year Carrefour

has launched convenience stores in new

markets such as Brazil and China, while

continuing to expand and renew its offer-

ing in mature markets. The Group is also

developing its banners in high-traffic

areas – railway stations, airports, petrol

stations – to increase the opportunities

for practical, quick shopping trips.

Convenience alsomeans

listening

Each storehas the independenceneeded

to adjust its product selection, tailoring it

to suit their customers’ expectations and

consumption habits. Whether expanding

the range of ready meals in a business

district, promoting locally-produced

productsor offeringhomedeliveryservices,

teams constantly listen to consumer

desires and needs, andmake every effort

to meet and anticipate them.

NEW

IN 2014

Worldwide,

518newconvenience

stores opened

or were acquired,

including 215 in

France and 240

in other European

countries.

Carrefour

continued to expand

its Express banner,

especially in

Argentina, with the

opening of 50 new

points of sales, and

in Belgium (14 new

stores), where

Carrefour is also

introducing a new

“Express To Go”

concept in high-

traffic areas.

Carrefour further

strengthened its

network in France

with the acquisition

of 128 Coop Alsace

convenience stores

along with more

than 800 Dia stores

operating in the

country.

In response to

changing lifestyles,

Carrefour launched

its first convenience

stores in Brazil and

Dubai, along with a

test store in China.

Supeco,

Carrefour’s budget

supermarket

banner, continued

to grow with 8 new

points of sales in

Spain, and its first

stores in Romania

and Brazil.

In partnership

with the oil

companies Cepsa

in Spain and Lukoil

in Poland, the

Express banner

is expanding into

a number of petrol

stations for even

closer proximity

to its customers.

Evercloser

toour

customers

Convenience at Carrefour

means easily accessible

banners thatmeet expectations

in terms of choice, price

and services. This requires

our total commitment.

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