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Dicico Multi[]
2017–2018[]
In 2017, Construdecor (then 65%-owned, now Sodimac Brasil, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Chilean retailer Falabella) launched a new store format, Dicico Multi, through the conversion of several Dicico stores, based on a "neighborhood store" concept, for "everyday home improvement".
Sodimac Dicico[]
2018–present[]
In early July 2018, the Dicico Multi store at Marginal Tietê (converted just three months earlier, in April 2018), in São Paulo, was rebranded to Sodimac Dicico, starting the rollout of the Sodimac brand to the format. The rollout of the brand to the existing Dicico Multi stores was completed in mid-August 2018, just before Falabella completed the purchase of the shares of Construdecor it didn't own.
The rollout of the new format to the former Dicico stores was completed in August 2021.
This format was extended to Chile in December 2020, under the Sodimac Express brand.
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| Retailers Falabella (Chile | Perú | Colombia) Home Improvement Supermarkets Ecommerce Falabella Financiero Retailment Perú: Trujillo | Bellavista | Arequipa | Comas Colombia: Cartagena | Manizales | Norte-Quito-Sur Bogotá | Buenavista | Cali Open Plaza Chile: Ovalle | El Bosque | Rancagua | Puente Alto | Santa Julia | San Felipe | Chillán | Tobalaba | Pedro Fontova | Talca | La Calera Brands Defunct brands Notes
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