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Cencosud Don Salva: Chile Hard-Discount Push Expands

Chilean retail giant Cencosud is rolling out its new hard-discount banner Don Salva at home, and Colombian media are already calling it a rival to D1 and Ara. Meanwhile, Cencosud's Q2 results show Colombia soaring, and Grupo Angelini makes a separate US$600 million real-estate bet. The post Cencosud Don Salva: Chile Hard-Discount Push Expands appeared first on The Rio Times .

Chile's Cencosud is expanding its Don Salva hard-discount grocery stores, while Colombian EBITDA nearly doubled in Q2. Don Salva, a small-format supermarket, debuted in Santiago on May 22, 2026, and has already opened five locations citywide. The chain's CEO, Rodrigo Larraín, aims for 40 stores by year-end, cautiously testing each location before scaling.

Meanwhile, Colombian conglomerate Grupo Angelini increased its stake in logistics-focused Red Megacentro to 26.6%, valuing the company around US$580 million. This separate investment highlights Chilean capital flowing into logistics and industrial sectors for potential e-commerce growth.

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