Action Attracts More Customers, but Feels the Consequences of the Unrest in France.
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Action continues to grow: the discounter sold 12.8 billion euros worth of cleaning products, storage containers and other Action ranges in the first nine months of this year. That is 14 percent more than a year earlier.
Budget retail chain Action welcomed more customers to its stores in the first nine months of the year than in the same period last year. The number of customers increased partly due to the expansion of the number of branches. According to CEO Hajir Hajji, existing stores also saw an increase in customers. However, the retailer is feeling the effects of unrest in France, where most Action stores are located.
The Dutch dealer Action continues to be quite unimpressed by the turbulence in the nonfood market. In the first nine months, the discounter was again able to grow properly – albeit not as dynamic as in the same period last year.
ZWAAGDIJK (ANP) - Budget retail chain Action welcomed more customers to its stores in the first nine months of the year than in the same period last year. The number of customers increased partly due to the expansion of the number of branches. According to CEO Hajir Hajji, more customers also visited existing stores...
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