Supermarkets: Larger Market, Higher Sales - The Turnover of the "Big 5" - iefimerida.gr

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The organized retail market for food and consumer goods is expanding its turnover, but the increase in sales is not translating into a corresponding increase in profitability. On the contrary, the rise in operating costs, with payroll, energy, rents and logistics at the forefront, is increasingly squeezing business margins. The picture for supermarkets This is the picture that emerges for the organized supermarket market in the period 2023-2025…

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The organised retail market for food and consumer goods expands its turnover, but the increase in sales does not translate into a corresponding increase in profitability. On the contrary, rising operating costs, spearheaded by payroll, energy, rents and logistics, are increasingly squeezing companies' margins. This is the picture that emerges [...]

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The organised retail market for food and consumer goods expands its turnover, but the increase in sales does not translate into

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Supermarket sales are increasing, but the net profit margin falls to 1.1%. Despite the expansion of the organized retail market for food and consumer goods, the increase in turnover is not accompanied by a corresponding improvement in profits. Operating costs are constantly rising, with payroll, energy, rents and logistics as the main factors, and are putting pressure […] The post Supermarkets: Higher turnover, lower profits – The picture in the…

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It is estimated that consumer spending in supermarkets will reach over 16 billion euros in 2025, with the largest chains, Sklavenitis, Lidl, AB Vassilopoulos, My ... The article Supermarkets turn over over 16 billion euros: Sklavenitis, Lidl, AB Vassilopoulos, My Market, Masouti the lion's share was published in NewsIT.

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The organized food retail market is increasing its turnover and investments, but its profits are being squeezed by increased payroll, energy and operating costs. The net profit margin of supermarkets remains low, at 1.1%.