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El Corte Inglés. El Corte Inglés S.A. (Spanish pronunciation: [el ˈkoɾte jŋˈɡles]), [a] headquartered in Madrid, [2] is the biggest department store group in Europe and ranks third worldwide. [3][4] Its primary source of sales is from department stores, followed by internet sales.
Sfera is a chain over as of the end of 2022, 490 retail stores and other points of sale owned by El Corte Inglés S.A. the group which also operates the Spanish department stores of the same name, and other retail formats. Sales in fiscal 2020 were 461 million euro. [ 3 ] There are stores (as of December 2022) in: [ 2 ]
El Corte Inglés, S.A. Website. www.hipercor.es. Hipercor S.A. is an upscale chain of hypermarkets in Spain, belonging to the same group as El Corte Inglés. It has its head office in the El Corte Inglés head office building in Madrid. [1][2] Hipercor generally stocks a wide range of household and food products across large floorspaces (1 or 2 ...
Website. dimasgimeno .com. Dimas Gimeno ( Madrid, December 14, 1975) is a Spanish businessman who specializes in the retail sector. He ran the Spain-based department store El Corte Inglés [1] from 2014 to 2018. He holds a law degree and a Masters in Private Law from CEU San Pablo University.
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Scalpers operates in the Spanish domestic market with nearly 190 points of sale, including both single-brand stores (with a total of 62) and corners in El Corte Inglés. The company states that it continues to look for opportunities in the country and continues to grow its network of establishments, after opening in 2019 in cities such as A ...
1998: The store in Buenos Aires closed after racking up large amounts of debt, there had been offers to buy the store from Falabella, El Corte Inglés, Printemps and more but Atilio Gilbertoni the owner of Harrods in Buenos Aires did not accept the offers as he wanted to keep the controlling stake in the brand [33]