Axfood AB
AXFOS.XD
CBOE Europe259.30
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Axfood AB
AXFOS.XD
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- Axfood AB (publ) (AXFO.ST), a subsidiary of Axretail AB, is one of Sweden's leading food retail and wholesale companies, founded in 2000 and headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden. The company operates through five main segments—Willys, Hemköp, City Gross, Snabbgross, and Dagab—offering a comprehensive range of grocery retail and wholesale services; Willys provides discount groceries via group-owned stores, franchise outlets, and online platforms, including the partly-owned cross-border chain Eurocash; Hemköp delivers broad assortments with emphasis on fresh products through owned stores, retailer-owned stores, e-commerce, and the Tempo mini-mart format; City Gross features hypermarkets and market halls with wide food selections via stores and online; Snabbgross supplies restaurants, fast-food operators, cafés, and consumers through physical stores, online sales, and the Snabbgross Club concept; Dagab manages assortment, purchasing, logistics for the group and external B2B clients, alongside retailer concepts Handlar’n and Matöppet, the partly-owned online pharmacy Apohem, and the Urban Deli restaurant chain. Axfood maintains a strong portfolio of private labels such as Hemköp, Garant, and Aware, targeting diverse customers including households, service trade operators, retailer-owned stores, and mini-marts, with primary operations across Sweden and cross-border elements via Eurocash toward Norway. Recent developments include the full acquisition of City Gross on November 1, 2024, following a 2021 minority stake and strategic partnership that encompassed Bergendahls Food wholesale, enhancing hypermarket presence and logistics synergies; in 2022, Axfood became the second-largest owner of pure-play online retailer Mathem through the divestment of Mat.se in exchange for shares and a seven-year Dagab delivery agreement; ongoing investments feature a new automated logistics center in Kungsbacka for southern Sweden efficiency and plans for 10-15 new stores in 2025, alongside SEK 1,600-1,700 million in capital expenditures excluding acquisitions.