Metro Cash & Carry to set up stores in Yekaterinburg, Tomsk, Kaliningrad
4 October 2010 (09:37)
Following a downfall in its investment projects, the German wholesale hypermarket chain is planning to go back to the pre-recession expansion rates in Russia next year, Interfax refers to Jeroen de Groot, Managing Director Metro C&C Russia at Metro Cash and Carry as announcing.
Now the chain’s investment program shrank considerably in 2009 and 2010: for one, Metro Cash & Carry set up nine new shopping centers in Russia in the year 2008 but only four in the year 2009, so the total number of Metro’s Russian stores reached fifty-two.
According to Metro representatives, the company expects to launch at least three stores in Tomsk, Kaliningrad, and Yekaterinburg this year.
Now the chain’s investment program shrank considerably in 2009 and 2010: for one, Metro Cash & Carry set up nine new shopping centers in Russia in the year 2008 but only four in the year 2009, so the total number of Metro’s Russian stores reached fifty-two.
According to Metro representatives, the company expects to launch at least three stores in Tomsk, Kaliningrad, and Yekaterinburg this year.
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