Action Thrives as Bargain Hunters Flock to Stores in Uncertain Economy

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In addition to the food retailers Aldi, Lidl & Co., there are also the non-food discounters Action, Tedi & Co. But who is behind them?

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Looking at the current market situation in the retail sector, most companies can only dream of double-digit sales growth, but the Dutch discounter Action is currently doing just that. Why?

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The financial concerns of Europeans are his business – and action benefits more than ever. While other retail chains are moaning, the Dutch non-food discounter increases revenue strongly. 7.3 billion euros in sales in just six months – an increase of 17.9%. The secret: bargains, bargains, bargains! In Austria alone, the number of stores grew by three to 120 this year. The company now employs around 2500 employees, an increase of around 100 compa…

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The Non-Food Discounter Action celebrates newly reached milestones. Customers can look forward to new branches.

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The Dutch retail chain is not only seeing increased turnover, but the number of stores abroad is also steadily increasing.

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Action continues to grow rapidly in Europe amidst the economic uncertainty. The Dutch discounter has already opened 125 new stores this year. Existing stores are also seeing a growing customer base. According to CEO Hajir Hajji, many people are interested in bargains at Action, especially now that the economic climate is challenging.