Carrefour (Malaysia)

1994–2009[]

2009–2012[]

Groupe Carrefour sold its 26 hypermarkets in Malaysia to AEON Group in November 2012^[1]. The hypermarkets were rebranded to AEON BiG and operates with an orange logo, compared to the magenta logo used by its parent company and existing JUSCO (now AEON) stores in the country. The outlets in Kota Damansara and Jalan Ipoh were the first to be changed from Carrefour to AEON BIG.

References[]

↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20141113083456/http://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/business/2012/11/01/carrefour-malaysia-sold-to-aeon/

V • T • E

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.