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Acteur historique de la distribution en France depuis 1898, le groupe Casino est aussi l’un des leaders mondiaux du commerce alimentaire avec plus de 12 000. Casino Group or Casino Guichard-Perrachon is a French mass-retail Group. It was founded on 2 August 1898 by Geoffroy Guichard under the corporate name Guichard-Perrachon & Co.Casino Group is the source of many innovations such as the first distributor’s brand in 1901, the first self-service store in 1948 or even the display of a sell-before-date on consumer products in 1959.
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Géant Casino (French pronunciation: [ʒeɑ̃ kɑzino]) is a hypermarket chain based in Saint-Étienne, France, part of the French retailing giant Groupe Casino.Groupe Casino France Employees
As of February 2016, it had 120 stores in France.[1]History[edit]A remodeled Casino Géant hypermarket in France.A Géant hypermarket in Narbonne, France.
Bonanza slot machine online. Géant was opened its first hypermarket in 1970. In Dec 2015, Géant Casino had about 142 hypermarkets all over the world. The concept is, like most hypermarkets, to have all kinds of items available under one roof. A loyalty card system has been introduced by Géant, with a price discount on certain groceries. There are over two million Géant card-holders.
Géant Casino is the fifth largest hypermarket chain in the world and the fourth largest in France after Carrefour, E.Leclerc and Auchan.[citation needed]Géant in different parts of the world[edit]CountryFirst storeStoresFrance1970120Martinique19972Djibouti20171Uruguay19992Qatar20131Tunisia20051Guadeloupe20101Guyane20101Wallis-et-Futuna20124Operations in the Middle East[edit]Kuwait, Bahrain and UAE[edit]
Fu-Com joined with Groupe Casino to bring the Géant hypermarket brand to the Middle East where Géant opened its first store in Bahrain in May 2001. A store was opened in Dubai in 2005 and one in Abu Dhabi in 2015 at Yas Mall. Géant expanded its operations to Kuwait by opening a store in 2005 in Kuwait City.
Acquisition by Majid Al Futtaim Group
In 2017, Dubai-based Majid Al Futtaim Group bought 26 Geant hypermarkets in the UAE, Bahrain and Kuwait by acquiring the Geant franchise owner Retail Arabia from BMA International for an undisclosed amount. The acquired stores were rebranded as Carrefour and Carrefour Market depending on their store format or size.Qatar[edit]
In Qatar, Groupe Casino joined with local supermarket chain Al Meera to open a hypermarket in Hyatt Plaza, and to sell Casino products in Al Meera stores.Countries where Géant is currently not operating[edit]
*Lebanon: Géant had one hypermarket in Lebanon which was bought in late 2008 by Sultan Trading Center and replaced by The Sultan Center.
*Poland: Géant had nineteen hypermarkets in Poland, which were sold in late 2007 and early 2008 to the German company Metro AG and replaced with Real.[2][3]
*China: Géant had several hypermarket locations in Taiwan in a joint venture with a Taiwanese company. After Géant pulled out of the country, the existing hypermarkets were renamed a.mart.
*Saudi Arabia: Géant operated several hypermarkets in the kingdom until 2009 when it was sold to the rival Hyper Panda by the local franchisee partner of Géant France.
*Kuwait, Bahrain and United Arab Emirates: Géant easy Supermarkets and Hypermarkets currently does not operate in Kuwait, Bahrain and UAE. Géant, through a local franchisee partner operated 26 Géant stores across Kuwait, Bahrain and UAE. The chain was acquired by Majid Al Futtaim Group operated Carrefour in 2017 and all the 26 acquired stores in these countries were rebranded as Carrefour for its hypermarket branches and Carrefour Market for its supermarket branches.Visual history[edit]1970 - 19921992 - 2007
(still used in Uruguay)2007–20152015–present
See also[edit]References[edit]
*^Géant Casino website: List of stores. Retrieved 12 April 2014
*^Adam Jones, Elizabeth Rigby and Lucy Killgren, ’Casino to sell Polish stores in deals worth €884m’, Financial Times, 18 July 2006
*^Metro AG: ’METRO Group strengthens hypermarket business in Poland’, Press release, 17 July 2006External links[edit]Retrieved from ’https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Géant_Casino&oldid=987098115’Born8 March 1949 (age 71)
Annaba, AlgeriaNationalityFrenchEducationÉcole Normale Supérieure
Harvard University
ÉNAOccupationBusinessmanChildrenGabriel NaouriRelativesJean-Yves Naouri(brother)
Jean-Charles Naouri (born March 8, 1949 in Bône (now Annaba), Algeria) is a French businessman. He is Chairman, Chief Executive Officer and controlling shareholder of Groupe Casino.[1]Education[edit]
Naouri received his baccalaureat degree at only 15 years old. He then studied in classes préparatoires at the Lycée Louis-le-Grand before entering the École Normale Supérieure in 1967. He also attended Harvard University, before returning in France and completing a PhD in Mathematics in only one year. He is also an alumnus of the Ecole Nationale d’Administration (1974-1976).[2]Early career[edit]Civil servant[edit]
After graduating from ENA in 1976, Jean-Charles Naouri joined the Inspection générale des finances (France), the auditing and supervisory body of the French Administration. From 1982 to 1986, he served as chief of staff for Pierre Bérégovoy, both at the Ministry of Social Affairs and National Solidarity and the Ministry of Economy, Finance and Budget.[3] During this period, he was the architect of the reforms implemented in the French financial markets, which included the creation of the MATIF futures and MONEP options markets and the introduction of certificates of deposit and commercial paper. In particular, he helped drive the financial market liberalization with measures to ease currency controls and eliminate credit restrictions.Rothschild & Cie Banque[edit]
In 1987, Jean-Charles Naouri left government service and joined Rothschild & Cie Banque as Managing Partner.[4] Around the same time, he established his own investment fund, Euris, which acquired minority equity investments in industrial companies, while increasing its investment capabilities.Global retailing[edit]Rallye[edit]
In the early 1990s, Jean-Charles Naouri shifted his investment strategy from opportunistic to acquiring strategic stakes. As part of this new strategy, in 1991 he acquired the Brittany-based retailer Rallye, which at the time was facing serious cash flow issues/challenges. Convinced of the future potential for retailing and the benefits of combining the two companies, in 1992 he engineered a merger of Rallye with Groupe Casino, thereby becoming Groupe Casino’s largest shareholder.Groupe Casino France HotelGroupe Casino[edit]
In 1997, a hostile takeover bid for Groupe Casino by rival retailer Promodès[5] was thwarted by the successful counter offer [6] from Jean-Charles Naouri, the Guichard family and Casino management, thereby maintaining the Group’s independence.
In March 2005, Jean-Charles Naouri became Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Casino Group,[7] leading a substantial transformation of the retailer’s profile by disposing of underperforming business segments in Poland, the United States, Taiwan and the Netherlands and strengthening the Group’s presence in fast-growing markets. This made Casino the leading food retailer in South America (especially Brazil and Colombia), the Indian Ocean and Vietnam and the second largest in Thailand.
In France, Jean-Charles Naouri has refocused French operations in the convenience format segment, Groupe Casino’s core business, and also positioned Casino in the discount segment by developing the Leader Price chain and the Cdiscount e-commerce website acquired in 2000.
In 2012, Groupe Casino acquired a controlling interest in Brazilian retailer Pão de Açúcar, the country’s largest private-sector employer.[8] The Group also purchased the 50% of French retailer Monoprix, which it did not already own, becoming the sole shareholder.[9]Social responsibility commitment[edit]
In addition to his business activities, Jean-Charles Naouri is also the founder of the Euris Foundation, which he created in 2000. Each year, the Foundation grants 40 scholarships to promising high school graduates from impoverished neighbourhoods in France.[10]
He is also Vice Chairman of the Groupe Casino corporate foundation, which he founded in 2009 to improve access to culture and knowledge for children who are disadvantaged or suffering from illness.In addition, he is Honorary Chairman and Trustee of Ecole Normale Supérieure’s Institut d’Expertise et de Prospective,[11] which is responsible for developing ties between the school and the corporate world.
In June 2013, Jean-Charles Naouri was appointed by France’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs to be a special representative for Economic relations with Brazil.[12]Positions[edit]
*Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Groupe Casino, a listed company
*Chairman of the Board of Cnova N.V.
*Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Euris
*Chairman of Rallye, a listed company
*Chairman of the Board of Directors of Companhia Brasileira de Distribuicao (CBD), a listed company
*Vice-Chairman of the Casino Group Corporate Foundation
*CEO of Casino Finance
*Chairman of the Euris FoundationOther positions[edit]
*Board Member of Financière Marc de Lacharrière (FIMALAC)
*Member of the Advisory Committee of Banque de France
*Chairman of Association Promotion des Talents, a non-profit organisation
*Honorary Chairman and Director of Institut d’Expertise et de Prospective (Ecole Normale Supérieure)Net worth[edit]
In 2015, Jean-Charles Naouri was ranked by Forbes Magazine as being worth $1.2 billion dollars. [13]References[edit]Groupe Casino France Shares
*^Jean Charles Naouri - Executive profile, Bloomberg Businessweek]
*^Jean-Charles Naouri - Brief biography, Reuters
*^Casino indiser : Jean-Charles Naouri, Macroaxis
*^Bookish Frenchman becomes Brazil retail kingpin, Chicago Tribune,June 21, 2013
*^French Grocery Chain Raises Hostile Bid, the New York Times, September 26, 1997
*^Casino Guichard-Perrachon S.A. History, Funding Universe
*^Jean-Charles Naouri becomes CEO of Casino, Retail Analysis, March 24, 2005
*^Casino to Become Sole Controller of Brazil’s Pao de Acucar, Bloomberg, May 15, 2012
*^Dean Best, Casino’s Monoprix acquisition cleared, Just Food, July 10, 2013
*^L’excellence des lycéens défavorisés récompensée, Le Figaro, October 22, 2010
*^Jean-Charles Naouri est nommé président de l’Institut d’expertise et de prospective de l’Ecole normale supérieure, Les Echos, January 22, 2001
*^Jean-Charles Naouri appointed special representative for economic relations with Brazil, International supermarket news, August 21, 2013
*^https://www.forbes.com/profile/jean-charles-naouri/#120ea9854bd9Groupe Casino France OfficialRetrieved from ’https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Jean-Charles_Naouri&oldid=985578346’
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Acteur historique de la distribution en France depuis 1898, le groupe Casino est aussi l’un des leaders mondiaux du commerce alimentaire avec plus de 12 000. Casino Group or Casino Guichard-Perrachon is a French mass-retail Group. It was founded on 2 August 1898 by Geoffroy Guichard under the corporate name Guichard-Perrachon & Co.Casino Group is the source of many innovations such as the first distributor’s brand in 1901, the first self-service store in 1948 or even the display of a sell-before-date on consumer products in 1959.
*Groupe Casino France Employees
*Groupe Casino France Hotel
*Groupe Casino France Shares
*Groupe Casino France Official (Redirected from Geant Casino)Géant CasinoFounded1970Headquarters, ProductsHypermarketParentGroupe CasinoWebsitewww.geantcasino.fr
Géant Casino (French pronunciation: [ʒeɑ̃ kɑzino]) is a hypermarket chain based in Saint-Étienne, France, part of the French retailing giant Groupe Casino.Groupe Casino France Employees
As of February 2016, it had 120 stores in France.[1]History[edit]A remodeled Casino Géant hypermarket in France.A Géant hypermarket in Narbonne, France.
Bonanza slot machine online. Géant was opened its first hypermarket in 1970. In Dec 2015, Géant Casino had about 142 hypermarkets all over the world. The concept is, like most hypermarkets, to have all kinds of items available under one roof. A loyalty card system has been introduced by Géant, with a price discount on certain groceries. There are over two million Géant card-holders.
Géant Casino is the fifth largest hypermarket chain in the world and the fourth largest in France after Carrefour, E.Leclerc and Auchan.[citation needed]Géant in different parts of the world[edit]CountryFirst storeStoresFrance1970120Martinique19972Djibouti20171Uruguay19992Qatar20131Tunisia20051Guadeloupe20101Guyane20101Wallis-et-Futuna20124Operations in the Middle East[edit]Kuwait, Bahrain and UAE[edit]
Fu-Com joined with Groupe Casino to bring the Géant hypermarket brand to the Middle East where Géant opened its first store in Bahrain in May 2001. A store was opened in Dubai in 2005 and one in Abu Dhabi in 2015 at Yas Mall. Géant expanded its operations to Kuwait by opening a store in 2005 in Kuwait City.
Acquisition by Majid Al Futtaim Group
In 2017, Dubai-based Majid Al Futtaim Group bought 26 Geant hypermarkets in the UAE, Bahrain and Kuwait by acquiring the Geant franchise owner Retail Arabia from BMA International for an undisclosed amount. The acquired stores were rebranded as Carrefour and Carrefour Market depending on their store format or size.Qatar[edit]
In Qatar, Groupe Casino joined with local supermarket chain Al Meera to open a hypermarket in Hyatt Plaza, and to sell Casino products in Al Meera stores.Countries where Géant is currently not operating[edit]
*Lebanon: Géant had one hypermarket in Lebanon which was bought in late 2008 by Sultan Trading Center and replaced by The Sultan Center.
*Poland: Géant had nineteen hypermarkets in Poland, which were sold in late 2007 and early 2008 to the German company Metro AG and replaced with Real.[2][3]
*China: Géant had several hypermarket locations in Taiwan in a joint venture with a Taiwanese company. After Géant pulled out of the country, the existing hypermarkets were renamed a.mart.
*Saudi Arabia: Géant operated several hypermarkets in the kingdom until 2009 when it was sold to the rival Hyper Panda by the local franchisee partner of Géant France.
*Kuwait, Bahrain and United Arab Emirates: Géant easy Supermarkets and Hypermarkets currently does not operate in Kuwait, Bahrain and UAE. Géant, through a local franchisee partner operated 26 Géant stores across Kuwait, Bahrain and UAE. The chain was acquired by Majid Al Futtaim Group operated Carrefour in 2017 and all the 26 acquired stores in these countries were rebranded as Carrefour for its hypermarket branches and Carrefour Market for its supermarket branches.Visual history[edit]1970 - 19921992 - 2007
(still used in Uruguay)2007–20152015–present
See also[edit]References[edit]
*^Géant Casino website: List of stores. Retrieved 12 April 2014
*^Adam Jones, Elizabeth Rigby and Lucy Killgren, ’Casino to sell Polish stores in deals worth €884m’, Financial Times, 18 July 2006
*^Metro AG: ’METRO Group strengthens hypermarket business in Poland’, Press release, 17 July 2006External links[edit]Retrieved from ’https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Géant_Casino&oldid=987098115’Born8 March 1949 (age 71)
Annaba, AlgeriaNationalityFrenchEducationÉcole Normale Supérieure
Harvard University
ÉNAOccupationBusinessmanChildrenGabriel NaouriRelativesJean-Yves Naouri(brother)
Jean-Charles Naouri (born March 8, 1949 in Bône (now Annaba), Algeria) is a French businessman. He is Chairman, Chief Executive Officer and controlling shareholder of Groupe Casino.[1]Education[edit]
Naouri received his baccalaureat degree at only 15 years old. He then studied in classes préparatoires at the Lycée Louis-le-Grand before entering the École Normale Supérieure in 1967. He also attended Harvard University, before returning in France and completing a PhD in Mathematics in only one year. He is also an alumnus of the Ecole Nationale d’Administration (1974-1976).[2]Early career[edit]Civil servant[edit]
After graduating from ENA in 1976, Jean-Charles Naouri joined the Inspection générale des finances (France), the auditing and supervisory body of the French Administration. From 1982 to 1986, he served as chief of staff for Pierre Bérégovoy, both at the Ministry of Social Affairs and National Solidarity and the Ministry of Economy, Finance and Budget.[3] During this period, he was the architect of the reforms implemented in the French financial markets, which included the creation of the MATIF futures and MONEP options markets and the introduction of certificates of deposit and commercial paper. In particular, he helped drive the financial market liberalization with measures to ease currency controls and eliminate credit restrictions.Rothschild & Cie Banque[edit]
In 1987, Jean-Charles Naouri left government service and joined Rothschild & Cie Banque as Managing Partner.[4] Around the same time, he established his own investment fund, Euris, which acquired minority equity investments in industrial companies, while increasing its investment capabilities.Global retailing[edit]Rallye[edit]
In the early 1990s, Jean-Charles Naouri shifted his investment strategy from opportunistic to acquiring strategic stakes. As part of this new strategy, in 1991 he acquired the Brittany-based retailer Rallye, which at the time was facing serious cash flow issues/challenges. Convinced of the future potential for retailing and the benefits of combining the two companies, in 1992 he engineered a merger of Rallye with Groupe Casino, thereby becoming Groupe Casino’s largest shareholder.Groupe Casino France HotelGroupe Casino[edit]
In 1997, a hostile takeover bid for Groupe Casino by rival retailer Promodès[5] was thwarted by the successful counter offer [6] from Jean-Charles Naouri, the Guichard family and Casino management, thereby maintaining the Group’s independence.
In March 2005, Jean-Charles Naouri became Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Casino Group,[7] leading a substantial transformation of the retailer’s profile by disposing of underperforming business segments in Poland, the United States, Taiwan and the Netherlands and strengthening the Group’s presence in fast-growing markets. This made Casino the leading food retailer in South America (especially Brazil and Colombia), the Indian Ocean and Vietnam and the second largest in Thailand.
In France, Jean-Charles Naouri has refocused French operations in the convenience format segment, Groupe Casino’s core business, and also positioned Casino in the discount segment by developing the Leader Price chain and the Cdiscount e-commerce website acquired in 2000.
In 2012, Groupe Casino acquired a controlling interest in Brazilian retailer Pão de Açúcar, the country’s largest private-sector employer.[8] The Group also purchased the 50% of French retailer Monoprix, which it did not already own, becoming the sole shareholder.[9]Social responsibility commitment[edit]
In addition to his business activities, Jean-Charles Naouri is also the founder of the Euris Foundation, which he created in 2000. Each year, the Foundation grants 40 scholarships to promising high school graduates from impoverished neighbourhoods in France.[10]
He is also Vice Chairman of the Groupe Casino corporate foundation, which he founded in 2009 to improve access to culture and knowledge for children who are disadvantaged or suffering from illness.In addition, he is Honorary Chairman and Trustee of Ecole Normale Supérieure’s Institut d’Expertise et de Prospective,[11] which is responsible for developing ties between the school and the corporate world.
In June 2013, Jean-Charles Naouri was appointed by France’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs to be a special representative for Economic relations with Brazil.[12]Positions[edit]
*Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Groupe Casino, a listed company
*Chairman of the Board of Cnova N.V.
*Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Euris
*Chairman of Rallye, a listed company
*Chairman of the Board of Directors of Companhia Brasileira de Distribuicao (CBD), a listed company
*Vice-Chairman of the Casino Group Corporate Foundation
*CEO of Casino Finance
*Chairman of the Euris FoundationOther positions[edit]
*Board Member of Financière Marc de Lacharrière (FIMALAC)
*Member of the Advisory Committee of Banque de France
*Chairman of Association Promotion des Talents, a non-profit organisation
*Honorary Chairman and Director of Institut d’Expertise et de Prospective (Ecole Normale Supérieure)Net worth[edit]
In 2015, Jean-Charles Naouri was ranked by Forbes Magazine as being worth $1.2 billion dollars. [13]References[edit]Groupe Casino France Shares
*^Jean Charles Naouri - Executive profile, Bloomberg Businessweek]
*^Jean-Charles Naouri - Brief biography, Reuters
*^Casino indiser : Jean-Charles Naouri, Macroaxis
*^Bookish Frenchman becomes Brazil retail kingpin, Chicago Tribune,June 21, 2013
*^French Grocery Chain Raises Hostile Bid, the New York Times, September 26, 1997
*^Casino Guichard-Perrachon S.A. History, Funding Universe
*^Jean-Charles Naouri becomes CEO of Casino, Retail Analysis, March 24, 2005
*^Casino to Become Sole Controller of Brazil’s Pao de Acucar, Bloomberg, May 15, 2012
*^Dean Best, Casino’s Monoprix acquisition cleared, Just Food, July 10, 2013
*^L’excellence des lycéens défavorisés récompensée, Le Figaro, October 22, 2010
*^Jean-Charles Naouri est nommé président de l’Institut d’expertise et de prospective de l’Ecole normale supérieure, Les Echos, January 22, 2001
*^Jean-Charles Naouri appointed special representative for economic relations with Brazil, International supermarket news, August 21, 2013
*^https://www.forbes.com/profile/jean-charles-naouri/#120ea9854bd9Groupe Casino France OfficialRetrieved from ’https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Jean-Charles_Naouri&oldid=985578346’
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