Retail Managment
Retail Managment
in carrefour
NAME
ismael Mohamed 20108324
Fady samy 20108005
Mahmoud Ashraf 20108325
Amr Oora 20108027
We are talk about
carrefour in
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what are the five
the marketing the retailing fundamental
strategy strategy retail sectors in
brief about the forces of
selected outlines the outlines the which the
competition in
organization mission and mission and organization
the retail industry
vision vision operates
for the selected
organization
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carrefour is-a French multinational retailer headquartered in Boulogne
Bellecourt, France.
It is one of the largest hypermarket chains in the world, with over 12,000
stores in more than 30 countries.
Carrefour operates stores under several different formats, including
hypermarkets, supermarkets, and convenience stores.
The company also operates an online platform for home delivery of
groceries and other household items.
Carrefour was founded in 1958 and has grown to become a major player in
the global retail industry.
In addition to its retail operations, the company also has a strong presence
in the wholesale and distribution sector 3
Logo:
Trading Logo of Carrefour:
◎ Logos can convey many ideas in one simple design by using stylish or hidden design.
© The logo features the letter "C" between two arrows that point in different directions.
"Carrefour" is the place where generally four streets are meet.
◎ The first store of the Carrefour is situated where four roads are meet.
> In French, this condition is known as "Carrefurcs“.
direction of:
◎ Consumer centrism
◎ Using research to understand and influence consumers
◎ They are totally focused on the expectations of their customers.
◎ They try to offer their customers the best price and the best merchandise, in
every store, in every country.
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and vision
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and vision
services
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05. what are the five fundamental forces of competition in the retail industry for the selected organization
Threat of substitutes
1 High risk of replacements
Substitutes off er similar products at
The threat of new
low prices
entrants
New entrants need high financial
2 investment
New entrants need updated technology for
industry
keeping par with
progress
Bargaining power of buyers
3 Sales made to end consumer directly
Stocking of products at retailers, as well as
own-controlled retail outlets
5 Industry rivalry
High industry rivalry
Players off er similar products
Players compete through marketing to
influence consumers 10
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