Metro in Poland: Local Profile

Synopsis
‘Metro in Poland: Local Profile’ contains details on Metro's local operations, covering its market share (as well as that of its key competitors) and its latest approaches and strategies. It also provides details on historical developments in the country and latest news, events, key employees and key competitors.

Summary
ICD Research's ‘Metro in Poland: Local Profile’ is a comprehensive report covering the company’s local operations. It also includes key financial and operational performance details of the company. In addition, the report presents the strategy of the company, market share and investment plans of the key players in the market.

The report provides readers with an understanding of the company, insight into its latest approaches and a clear picture of its market situation vis-a-vis competitors.

Scope
The report identifies and presents key information of Metro in Poland. In addition, it gives the description of the local operations as well as news and events of the company.

Key points covered in the reports are:
- Store Formats
- Private Labels
- Awards and Recognition
- Financial and Operational Performance
- Key Employee Biographies
- Market Share of Key Players in Various Formats
- Investment Plan of Key Competitors

Reasons to Buy
- This report is completely focused on Metro’s operations and its performance in Poland.

- It provides details across a range of topics, including private labels, formats it operates, company strategy and latest developments.

- The report also provides essential context on the company's competitive position by providing insight into the competitive environment and performance of the company relative to its rivals.

Key Highlights
Metro Group is an international retailer engaged in operating cash and carry stores, hypermarkets, supermarkets and specialist stores. It entered the Polish market in 1994 by opening its first cash and carry store in Warsaw. The company has been expanding since then and has launched a new store banner ODIDO in 2011.

Table of contents

1 Introduction
1.1 What is this Report About?
1.2 Scope
2 Metro Poland – Company Profile
2.1 Company Overview
2.2 Business Description
2.2.1 Cash & Carry Wholesale
2.2.2 Hypermarkets
2.2.3 Consumer Electronics Stores
2.2.4 Convenience Stores
2.2.5 Service Subsidiaries
2.3 Events and History
2.4 Metro Poland– Awards and Recognitions
2.4.1 Awards:
3 Metro Poland – Key Information
3.1 Financial Performance
3.2 Operational Performance
3.2.1 Store Count
3.2.2 Sales per Store
3.2.3 Sales per Square Meter
3.2.4 Revenue per Employee
3.2.5 Employees per 1,000 Square Meters
3.3 Key Employees
4 Metro Poland – Corporate Strategy
4.1 Makro Strategy
4.2 Real Strategy
4.3 Media-Saturn Group Strategy
5 Metro Poland – News
6 Competitive Environment
6.1 Major Retailers in Poland
6.2 Major Cash and Carry Chains in Poland
6.3 Major Hypermarkets in Poland
6.4 Major Supermarkets/Convenience Store Chains in Poland
6.5 Major Discounters in Poland
6.6 Major Electrical and Electronics Retailers in Poland
6.7 Investment Plans of Competitors
6.7.1 Tesco
6.7.2 Netto
6.7.3 Biedronka
6.7.4 Carrefour
6.7.5 Schwarz
7 Appendix
7.1 Methodology
7.2 Contact us
7.3 About ICD Research
7.4 Disclaimer

List of Tables
Table 1: Metro Poland Key Facts
Table 2: Makro’s Private Labels in Poland
Table 3: Metro Poland Key Employees
Table 4: Metro Poland Key Employee Biographies
Table 5: Major Retailers in Poland
Table 6: Major Cash and Carry Chains in Poland
Table 7: Major Hypermarkets in Poland
Table 8: Major Supermarkets/Convenience Store Chains in Poland
Table 9: Major Discounters in Poland
Table 10: Major Electrical & Electronics in Poland

List of Figures
Figure 1: Makro Cash & Carry Store at Kalisz, Poland
Figure 2: Real Hypermarket in Poland
Figure 3: Media Market Store in Poland
Figure 4: Saturn Store in Poland
Figure 5: ODIDO Store in Poland
Figure 6: Metro Poland Revenues (US$ Million), 2006–2010
Figure 7: Metro Poland – Store Count, 2006–2010
Figure 8: Metro Poland – Sales per Store (US$ Million), 2006–2010
Figure 9: Metro Poland – Sales per Square Meter (US$), 2006–2010
Figure 10: Metro Poland – Revenue per Employee (‘000 US$), 2006–2010
Figure 11: Metro Poland – Employees per 1,000 Square Meters, 2006–2010
Figure 12: Market Share of Major Cash and Carry Chains in Poland (%), 2010
Figure 13: Market Share of Major Hypermarkets in Poland (%), 2010
Figure 14: Market Share of Major Supermarkets/Convenience Store Chains in Poland (%), 2010
Figure 15: Market Share of Major Discounters in Poland (%), 2010
Figure 16: Market Share of Major Electrical & Electronics in Poland (%), 2010

Related research categories

By market: Poland (in Europe)