Profile of retailer's shopper base, key performance indicators, sales and market shares
Albert's vast assortment and membership program attracts Czech consumers. Alberts registered minimal growth as the rising inflation has curbed consumers' household budget. The lack of a reliable transactional website has limited Albert's growth potential
Albert's vast assortment and membership program attracts Czech consumers. Alberts registered minimal growth as the rising inflation has curbed consumers' household budget. The lack of a reliable transactional website has limited Albert's growth potential
Scope
- Albert, a subsidiary of Ahold Delhaize group, Netherlands and is one of the largest supermarkets in the Czech Republic.
- Albert's sales, recorded in the food and grocery sector, stood at CZK 54,314 million in 2021 from CZK 52,318.6 million in 2020. Albert has been investing in digital platforms and has started using artificial intelligence in the ordering system, which helps speed up orders and the receipt of scraps.
Reasons to Buy
- Gain a comprehensive knowledge on the Albert's business and develop a competitive advantage
- Investigate current trends in the Food & Grocery market to identify the best opportunities to exploit
- Analysis of key players in the Food & Grocery market segment in the Czech Republic
Table of Contents
- Executive Summary
- Retailer’s Shopper profile
- Food & Grocery shopper profile
- Where Czech Republic consumers purchase food & grocery Retailers used for other categories
- Retailer overview
- Snapshot of proposition
- Key performance metrics
- Global sales split
- Sales and market shares
- Food & Grocery market
- Retailer’s market share
- Top 10 retailers’ market share
- Retailers’ share of shoppers
- Market positioning map
- Contacts
Companies Mentioned (Partial List)
A selection of companies mentioned in this report includes, but is not limited to:
- Lidl
- Kaufland
- Albert
- Penny Market
- Tesco Hypermarket
- Billa
- Skupina COOP
- Globus
- Shell
- Hruska
