Big (hypermarket)

1989–2019

2014–2019 (Ads only)

2019–2022

The rollout of the new logo started in September 2019 with the former Walmart Supercenters in and around Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul.

In March 24, 2021, it was announced Grupo BIG would be acquired by Grupo Carrefour Brasil, with its approval is due to 2022. With the acquisition, the BIG stores should be replaced by Carrefour, Atacadão and Sam's Club in 2022.

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BIG

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Grupo Big

Owned by Advent International (80%) and Walmart (20%)

Pending sale to Grupo Carrefour Brasil (Groupe Carrefour)

Hyper/Supermarkets:
Big (Bompreço) | Super Bompreço | Nacional | Mercadorama | TodoDia

Wholesale / Cash and Carry:
Sam's Club¹ | Maxxi Atacado

Other: Hipercard²

Former/Defunct: Walmart (Supermercado)

¹Licensed by minority owner Walmart.
²Co-owned with Itaú Unibanco

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Groupe Carrefour

Current operations:

Notes
¹ 71,1% ownership, with a stake of 8,9% owned by Península Participações and the remain are free-float shares.
² 51% ownership, remaining shares owned by Itaú Unibanco

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Walmart

Retail outlets:

South America:
Chile: Líder | Express de Líder | Superbodega aCuenta | Central Mayorista

V • T • E

Grupo Big

Owned by Advent International (80%) and Walmart (20%)

Pending sale to Grupo Carrefour Brasil (Groupe Carrefour)

Hyper/Supermarkets:
Big (Bompreço) | Super Bompreço | Nacional | Mercadorama | TodoDia

Wholesale / Cash and Carry:
Sam's Club¹ | Maxxi Atacado

Other: Hipercard²

Former/Defunct: Walmart (Supermercado)

¹Licensed by minority owner Walmart.
²Co-owned with Itaú Unibanco

Europe and Asia:
Japan: Seiyu
China: Walmart
India: Best Price | Flipkart

Other asset:
@WalmartLabs

Notes
¹Minority ownership, majority-owned by EG Group since 2021.
²Acquired by Fandango, which is co-owned by NBCUniversal (70%) and Warner Bros. (30%).

1989–2019

2014–2019 (Ads only)

2019–2022

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