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Carmila SA

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  • Price (EUR)16.88
  • Today's Change0.14 / 0.84%
  • Shares traded500.00
  • 1 Year change-3.54%
  • Beta0.6426
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About the company

Carmila SA, formerly Cardety SA, is a France-based company owns and manages shopping centers adjoining the Carrefour stores in France, Spain, and Italy respectively. The Company portfolio consists of 235 shopping centers with position in their catchment areas. It manages and runs a network of shopping centers, located around Carrefour hypermarkets, mainly in medium-sized towns. The Company develop and run local centers on a human scale, practical and friendly that create links and energize the territories around its program of responsible initiatives Here we act. It acts as an incubator to support the development of promising new concepts and formats; The company provides merchants and retailers an omnichannel service platform to enhance their customer appeal.

  • Revenue in EUR (TTM)547.98m
  • Net income in EUR352.45m
  • Incorporated1991
  • Employees265.00
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