Overview
- Spain delivered €11.903 billion in 2025 revenue and €463 million in recurring operating profit, up 13.5%, which the company links to recent price and competitiveness investments.
- Carrefour plans more than 750 new urban and convenience stores in Spain by 2030, with added focus on travel retail locations in airports and train stations.
- The group entered exclusive talks to sell its Romanian network to Paval Holding for a figure above €820 million, paired with an announced €150 million extraordinary dividend and a €0.97 ordinary dividend.
- Carrefour put the planned sale of its Argentina subsidiary on hold, saying bids did not reflect the unit’s potential, while talks may continue with GDN and Intercorp as it prioritizes operational improvement.
- The 2030 plan targets roughly €1.8 billion in annual investment, €1 billion in yearly cost savings, and tech initiatives including Google’s Universal Commerce and Vusion electronic shelf labels to lift efficiency and margins.