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Rallye SA

Rallye SA

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  • Price (EUR)1.52
  • Today's Change0.00 / 0.00%
  • Shares traded91.09k
  • 1 Year change0.00%
  • Beta--
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About the company

Rallye SA is a France-based holding company organized around two sectors of activity: large scale distribution to the food stores and supermarkets and distribution of sports items. The Company is present in France, Latin America, Poland, and Asia through its interests in brands, such as Geant, Leader Price, and United Grocers Cash & Carry, among others. It also has its interest in the Groupe Go Sport. Rallye SA , which is is notably present in France, the United States, Luxembourg, Poland and Colombia, among others. The Company operates through its subsidiaries and affliated companies, such as Cobivia SAS, L’Habitation Moderne de Boulogne, Magasins Jean SAS, Matignon Sablons SAS, MFD SA, Parande SAS, Casino Guichaqrd Perrachon DA, Groupe Go Sport, Sivigral SCI and French Develompent Venture SA.

  • Revenue in EUR (TTM)17.88bn
  • Net income in EUR-530.00m
  • Incorporated1954
  • Employees188.86k
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