Mercadona grows in Portugal and already sells to 55% of households
The Valencian chain, which has consolidated as the fourth operator in the Portuguese country with a 7.4% share, plans to end the year with 81 establishments open. Since it arrived in Portugal, in 2019, it has invested more than 1,200 million euros.
Mercadona, a Spanish retail chain, has consolidated its position as the fourth largest operator in Portugal with a 7.4% market share. The company, which opened its first store in Portugal in July 2019, has invested over €1,200 million in the country and plans to end the year with 81 stores open. Mercadona's growth in Portugal has been rapid, with the company surpassing Intermarché, which has 35 years of history in the country.
The company aims to maintain a sustained pace of openings and has invested €140 million in 2025, with plans to invest €150 million in 2026.
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