Carrefour: buying back Brazilian minorities and dancing lambada on its own
With Carrefour deciding to buy back the minorities of Carrefour Brasil, we see low to mid-single digit EPS accretion from 2025 and the Diniz Family strengthening its stake in Carrefour. But this does not solve Carrefour's existential problem: how to de-sensitise itself from Leclerc in its home markCarrefour is a distribution group based in France. Co. is engaged in retailing business, primarily in Europe (France, Belgium, Spain, Italy, Poland, and Romania); Asia (China, India, and Taiwan); and Latin America (Argentina and Brazil). Co. offers a variety of fresh produce, products from local suppliers and major-brand products. Co. operates Hypermarkets, Supermarkets, Convenience stores and Cash & Carry stores, as well as food and non-food e-commerce sites. Co. also offers services such as financial and insurance services, travel, entertainment, after-sales services, and leasing of commercial vehicles. As of Dec 31 2013 Co. operated 10,105 stores under its brand.
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