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Two-Track Strategy Could Boost Carrefour’s Asian Hypermarket Share

June 24, 2013: 12:00 AM EST
Carrefour is looking at either partnering with another company or using an IPO to sell shares of its hypermarket business in Taiwan and China to raise cash. The company’s China business – with 220 stores and a 6.9 percent market share –  makes it the fourth-largest player in the country, well behind market leader Sun Art Retail Group (13.6 percent). Carrefour is the market leader in Taiwan with 48.1 percent of the market. The dual strategy would establish a basis for an IPO if the company can’t find a partner. Either way – with a cash infusion or a partner – Carrefour would be able to strengthen its Asian business, analysts say.
Prudence Ho, "Carrefour Explores Sale of Taiwan, China Businesses", Wall Street Journal, June 24, 2013, © Dow Jones & Company, Inc.
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