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Latam Retail in crescita del 12% compensa il calo del 5,1% in Francia (Il Sole 24 Ore Radiocor Plus) - Parigi, 28 feb - Il rivenditore francese Casino ha dichiarato che nel quarto trimestre le vendite sono aumentate del 10,0% e del 4,4% nello stesso negozio base, a 9,2 miliardi di euro trainati da un aumento del 12% in negozi comparabili in Latam Retail che ha compensato un calo del 5,1% in Francia.
In Francia, il calo delle vendite è stato trainato da un calo del 23,8% di Cdiscount, mentre il commercio al dettaglio è cresciuto dello 0,1%.
A livello organico, le vendite sono aumentate del 4,6% per il gruppo con un aumento del 13,4% in Latam Retail e un calo del 4,4% in Francia.
Nell'intero anno, le vendite sono aumentate del 10% riportato e del 5,2% nello stesso negozio a 33,6 miliardi di euro con Latam Retail in aumento del 12,3% e la Francia in calo del 2,6% appesantita da un calo del 20,5% a Cdiscount.
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Casino Bonds Have Record Drop as Retailer Seeks French Deal
Casino Guichard-Perrachon SA’s troubles in its home market triggered a record drop in its bonds as the French company races to reach a deal to combine those operations with a retailer backed by billionaire Xavier Niel.
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Casino Is Said to Raise $783 Million With Assai Sale in Brazil
Casino Guichard-Perrachon SA raised 4.1 billion reais ($780 million) with the sale of another stake in Latin American subsidiary Assai as the French grocer seeks to reduce its debt load.
www.bloomberg.com
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Sembra una buona notizia, speriamo che il titolo salga.Casino Is Said to Raise $783 Million With Assai Sale in Brazil
Casino Guichard-Perrachon SA raised 4.1 billion reais ($780 million) with the sale of another stake in Latin American subsidiary Assai as the French grocer seeks to reduce its debt load.
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Casino, Intermarche win fight against EU antitrust regulators
09/03/2023 11:14 - RSF
By Foo Yun Chee
BRUSSELS, March 9 (Reuters) - Casino (CO.EQ) and Intermarche on Thursday won the backing of Europe's top court in their fight against EU antitrust regulators and their attempt to investigate the French supermarket groups' buying alliance.
The case underscores the increasing willingness by some companies to challenge the EU competition watchdog on what they perceive as regulatory over-reach and excessive demands for information.
The European Commission had in 2017 ordered the companies to submit to an inspection on suspicions of anti-competitive practices. It subsequently launched an investigation into their 2014 purchasing alliance which was dissolved in 2018.
Casino and Intermarche protested against the actions and took their case to Europe's top courts.
The Luxembourg-based Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) annulled the EU antitrust watchdog's decision.
Judges said the information obtained by the Commission to justify its demands to the companies "are not substantiated by sufficiently serious indicia".
The CJEU also criticised the competition agency for not recording interviews with the companies' suppliers.
"That obligation applies irrespective of whether the interview in question was conducted before the formal opening of an investigation, in order to collect indicia of an infringement, or afterwards, for the purpose of collecting evidence of an infringement," the court said.
The cases are C-682/20 P Les Mousquetaires et ITM Entreprises v Commission, C-690/20 P Casino, Guichard-Perrachon et Achats Marchandises Casino vCommission, and C-693/20 P Intermarché Casino Achats v Commission.
(Reporting by Foo Yun Chee;Editing by Elaine Hardcastle)
(([email protected]; +32 2 585 2866; Reuters Messaging: [email protected]))
Casino, Intermarche win fight against EU antitrust regulators
09/03/2023 11:14 - RSF
By Foo Yun Chee
BRUSSELS, March 9 (Reuters) - Casino (CO.EQ) and Intermarche on Thursday won the backing of Europe's top court in their fight against EU antitrust regulators and their attempt to investigate the French supermarket groups' buying alliance.
The case underscores the increasing willingness by some companies to challenge the EU competition watchdog on what they perceive as regulatory over-reach and excessive demands for information.
The European Commission had in 2017 ordered the companies to submit to an inspection on suspicions of anti-competitive practices. It subsequently launched an investigation into their 2014 purchasing alliance which was dissolved in 2018.
Casino and Intermarche protested against the actions and took their case to Europe's top courts.
The Luxembourg-based Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) annulled the EU antitrust watchdog's decision.
Judges said the information obtained by the Commission to justify its demands to the companies "are not substantiated by sufficiently serious indicia".
The CJEU also criticised the competition agency for not recording interviews with the companies' suppliers.
"That obligation applies irrespective of whether the interview in question was conducted before the formal opening of an investigation, in order to collect indicia of an infringement, or afterwards, for the purpose of collecting evidence of an infringement," the court said.
The cases are C-682/20 P Les Mousquetaires et ITM Entreprises v Commission, C-690/20 P Casino, Guichard-Perrachon et Achats Marchandises Casino vCommission, and C-693/20 P Intermarché Casino Achats v Commission.
(Reporting by Foo Yun Chee;Editing by Elaine Hardcastle)
(([email protected]; +32 2 585 2866; Reuters Messaging: [email protected]))
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