Carrefour (Indonesia)

1998–2009[]

2010–2021[]

The logo was updated on New Year's Day 2010. The slogan was later changed to "Untuk hidup yang lebih baik" (For a better life) after its plan for acquisition by Trans Corp in April 2010. In 2012, Trans Corp acquired Carrefour's operations in Indonesia but retained the license to use the Carrefour brand. Meanwhile, the new Transmart brand was launched in 2014 to gradually replace Carrefour and the transition was completed in 2021, with some Alfa Retailindo-owned stores being rebranded as Transmarket, which are currently only 2 Transmarket stores in Makassar as of 2024, which were both former Carrefour stores.

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Carrefour (Indonesia)

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Trans Corp

Part of CT Corp

Trans Media
Free-to-air television channels:
Trans TV | Trans7 | CNN Indonesia¹ | CNBC Indonesia²

Other assets: CNNIndonesia.com¹ | CNBCIndonesia.com² | Trans Media Sosial

Other assets:
Trans Airways (Garuda Indonesia⁴ | Citilink) | Trans Event | AntaVaya (Anta Umroh)

Trans Shopping Mall Group:
Trans Studio Mall | Trans Icon Mall | Trans Park Mall | Transmall

Trans Hotel Group:
The Trans Luxury Hotel | The Trans Resort Bali | Four Star by Trans Hotel | Fashion Hotel Legian

Other assets:
Trans Icon | Trans Park | The Trans Luxury Yacht

Notes
¹Under license from CNN (Warner Bros. Discovery).
²Under license from CNBC (Versant).
³Licensed brands.
⁴Minority share. Majority owned by Indonesian goverment.
⁵Under license from Groupe Carrefour
⁶Joint venture with Bukalapak.

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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 | CarrefourSA Profesyonel⁹

Former operations:
Albania (Market) · Argentina (Express | Market) · Austria · Chile · China · Cyprus · Czech Republic · Colombia (Express) · Germany · Hong Kong · Indonesia · Japan · Kazakhstan¹⁵ · Malaysia · Mexico · North Macedonia · Portugal · Russia · Singapore · Slovakia · South Korea · Switzerland · Taiwan¹⁶ · Thailand · United Kingdom · United States · Uzbekistan¹⁵ · Vietnam · Carrefour Market (Brazil) · Carrefour Planet · Carrefour Wholesale Cash & Carry · CarrefourSA Expres⁹
BIG (Bompreço)⁵ | Billa Romania⁶ | Champion (Brazil) | Continente (Continent) | DIA (Ed | Minipreço | DIA SA⁹) | Euromercato | Maxi Colombia | Maxxi Atacado⁵ | Promodès | Shopi | Supeco Brazil | Supeco Italy | TodoDia

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	Different franchises on some countries.
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.
¹⁶	Acquired by Uni-President Enterprises Corporation.
¹⁷	Acquired by NewPrinces Group in 2025, brand will be retained for up to 3 years.