Carrefour (Colombia)

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1998–2001	2001–2010	2010–2013

1998–2010[]

1998–2001[]

Carrefour opened its first store on Bogotá, Colombia in 1998.

2001–2010[]

This logo was still used on some locations.

2010–2013[]

This logo was only used in some minor/few stores. In 2013, Carrefour sold all of its Colombian stores to Cencosud, which would later convert all stores into their Jumbo and Metro brands.

Carrefour (Colombia)

Jumbo
Metro

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Cencosud

Supermarkets:

Chile: Santa Isabel
Peru: Metro | Wong
Brazil: Bretas (Armazém) | GBarbosa (Desconto) | Prezunic (Desconto)
Argentina: Disco | Vea
Colombia: Metro
United States: The Fresh Market³

Hypermarkets
Jumbo (Chile | Argentina | Colombia) | Metro (Peru)

Wholesale / Cash and Carry:
Brazil: Bretas Atacarejo | GIGA Atacado | Mercantil Atacado

Home Improvement and Construction
Easy (Chile | Argentina | Colombia) | Blaisten (Argentina)

Others:
Paris (Chile) | Spid | Eletro Show GBarbosa (Brazil) | Perini (Brazil)

Financial (Chile)
Caja Cencosud Scotiabank² | Jumbo Prime | Puntos Cencosud | Tarjeta Cencosud Scotiabank² | Cencopay

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Corporación EW

Television channels

Willax Televisión

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Willax original programming

Shopping malls
Plaza Norte | Mall del Sur

Services
Gran Terminal Terrestre Plaza Norte | Tarjeta W

Former brands
Wong¹ | Metro ¹| Plaza Lima Sur¹

Defunct brands
Eco Almacenes | American Outlet

Notes:
¹Currently owned by Cencosud

Notes

¹	Previously owned by Corporación EW
²	In conjunction with Scotiabank
³	67% property.
⁴	Only 1 location keeps using the Metro Express brand, other locations have either closed or rebranded as Spid.

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Groupe Carrefour

Carrefour:

Atacadão:
Brazil (Posto | Drogaria) | France | Morocco⁴ | Argentina (Carrefour Maxi)

Supeco:
Spain | Africa | France

Other brands:
Bringo | Cora | Nacional · Super Bompreço | Promocash | Sam's Club (Brazil)³

Other operations:
Carrefour Property (Carmila) | Grupo Carrefour Brasil¹ | Carrefour Market Label'Vie⁴ (Morroco)

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.
³	Licensed by Walmart, which has a minority share of Grupo Carrefour Brasil.
⁴	Under franchise by Label'Vie.
⁵	Brand converted to Carrefour, Atacadão or Sam's Club, after the acquisition of Grupo Big.
⁶	Acquired from Rewe Group.
⁷	Under franchise by Majid Al-Futtaim.
⁸	Operated its stores under the Carrefour Express name; although the company itself is a separate entity.
⁹	Joint-venture with Sabancı Holding.
¹⁰	The West and Central African stores are under franchise by the CFAO Group, while the East African stores are under franchise by Majid Al-Futtaim.
¹¹	20% ownership, remaining sold to Suning in 2019.
¹²	Under franchise by Electra Consumer Products.
¹³	Joint-venture with Altan Joloo.
¹⁴	Under franchise by Ulysse Hyper Distribution.
¹⁵	Formerly under franchise by Majid Al-Futtaim.