Carrefour has signed agreements for the sale of nine stores in France, with a total estimated value of €70 million.
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The Carrefour Group, Europe's largest retailer, has announced the sale of nine stores in France for around €70 million. These include five hypermarkets, two Carrefour Market, one Carrefour City and one Match store. The transactions will be taken over by retailer Cooperative U and the Intermarche group, but completion is dependent on regulatory approvals and is expected to be completed by 2026. Carrefour has 341 stores in Romania, including hypermarkets and convenience stores.
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