Colruyt France in the news

Colruyt France's entire management team resigned after the sale of 100 stores and 45 petrol stations, signaling a complete exit from integrated retail in France to focus on cash generation and discontinue operations in a competitive market.

Groupement Les Mousquetaires was approved to buy multiple Colruyt supermarkets in France, with some stores requiring divestment to ensure fair competition.

Intermarché must sell three of the 81 Colruyt stores it plans to acquire, following French Competition Authority approval with conditions.

The Autorité de la concurrence approved the acquisition of 43 Colruyt stores by Groupement Les Mousquetaires, subject to the divestiture of three stores to ensure local competition.

Colruyt is exiting the French retail market, selling most stores but cutting over 700 jobs, primarily in logistics and support roles, due to unprofitable operations.

Colruyt is closing all its French stores after 30 years, cutting 700 jobs due to market challenges in France.

Colruyt France is closing most of its supermarkets, transferring stores to competitors, and cutting over 700 jobs mainly in logistics and support roles.

Colruyt France is ceasing operations, resulting in 704 job losses as logistics sites and headquarters lack a buyer, although 2080 employees will continue with other parts of the business.

Colruyt Group is cutting more than 700 jobs in France due to selling most of its supermarkets to competitors, while wholesale operations remain untouched.

Colruyt is selling most of its French stores and cutting over 700 jobs, with logistics sites unsold and unions concerned about employee impact.

Colruyt Group's exit from France results in over 700 job losses despite selling most stores to various buyers.

Colruyt is exiting France due to market competition, leading to over 700 job losses primarily in logistics and non-ceded stores, while 100 stores are being sold to four other supermarket chains.

Colruyt is exiting the French market, leading to over 700 job cuts, mainly in logistics and administrative roles, due to the sale of most of its stores and an inability to find buyers for its logistics operations.

Colruyt France is selling its supermarkets after posting a €15.9 million loss in FY2025, despite strong sales and a profitable purchasing arm, Codifrance.

Colruyt France is closing five stores and transferring 81 to Intermarché, which will reopen them mostly by April under Netto and Contact brands.

Colruyt is exiting the French market by closing all remaining stores, including one in Saône-et-Loire, after unsuccessful sale attempts despite substantial revenue and workforce.

Colruyt is definitively exiting the French market by closing its last five stores, including three in the Grand Est, due to failed sale attempts.

Colruyt Group is finalizing the sale of most of its French stores to several retailers after agreeing on a social support plan, while searching for buyers for the remaining stores and warehouses.

Colruyt is closing its last 5 French supermarkets after failing to find buyers, having already sold 81 stores.

Colruyt is exiting the French market by closing its last five stores after failing to find buyers.