Carrefour Closes the Sale of 35 Stores in Spain and France for 290 Million
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Carrefour is selling a portion of its real estate as part of its strategic plan. The chain will retain the right to operate in the affected locations, and the terms of their continued use will be defined in new lease agreements.
The portfolio comprises 32 assets in France (26 Carrefour Market supermarkets and 6 hypermarkets) and 3 hypermarkets in Spain.
Carrefour has announced the sale of a portfolio of 35 stores in France and Spain, in a real estate transaction valued at around 290 million euros. The French retailer will not, however, close those units, but will continue to operate them on the basis of leases concluded with the new owner. The operation is part of the Carrefour 2030 strategy, through which the group aims to capitalise on the real estate assets it owns.
The Sale of Assets From Carrefour to Atrato and GIC: 35 Premises for 290 Million in Spain and France
The sale of assets from Carrefour to Atrato and GIC reaches 290 million: 35 establishments, three of them hypermarkets in Spain. The entry The sale of assets from Carrefour to Atrato and GIC: 35 premises for 290 million in Spain and France was first published in Qué!.
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