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Few greenfield investments in retail, more acquisitions likely
08.12.2010, 00:12 | Business | 1185 views
Modern retail, put by ZF at 7-9 billion euros, will continue to expand, but chances are slim for a new player opting for a greenfield investment on a market with more than 650 hypermarkets, supermarkets, cash & carry stores and discount stores. "We will see a heavier focus on the modern retail sector. This is no longer the time for greenfield investments by new players. But we will see acquisitions in this sector," explains Valentin Mircea, a member of the Competition Council's Plenum. Read more on ZF.ro
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