Aldi’s revenue in the United Kingdom and Ireland was over 10 billion pounds last year
In 2017 Aldi’s revenue in the United Kingdom and Ireland surpassed the 10 billion (nearly 3700 billion forints) revenue – Origo wrote. The German-backed retail chain announced major expansion plans for the next two years – Independent reports.
In addition to revenue growth, the company’s profits increased by 29 percent to 417 million pounds last year.
The chain also reported that the number of its customers had grown significantly, from 1.1 million to 15.8 million, which raised Aldi’s market share to 7.6 percent. (origo)
Related news
German building minister: apartments could be built above supermarkets
Germany’s Building Minister Verena Hubertz is urging major retail chains…
Read more >Aldi pledges to donate one million meals over summer
Aldi is doubling down on its charity initiatives by pledging…
Read more >Aldi Ireland Announces €5m Investment In Green Energy Solutions
Aldi Ireland has announced a €5 million investment in green,…
Read more >Related news
Wendy’s is back: the legendary fast food chain would re-enter the Hungarian market
After more than two decades, one of the world’s most…
Read more >Mastercard and McLaren Formula 1 Team turn Budapest into a pit lane
Mastercard is returning to the world of motorsport with renewed…
Read more >Record year at Müller: one million customers per day, expansion and digital developments on all fronts
The Müller drugstore and retail group has closed one of…
Read more >