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Arasuper chain sells stores in Porto Velho and closes operations in Rondônia

Arasuper Arasuper The Arasuper supermarket chain announced, this Wednesday (5), the sale of three stores located in Porto Velho: two from Arasuper and one from the Aramix wholesale store. The units were purchased by Rede Nova Era....

Arasuper chain sells stores in Porto Velho and closes operations in Rondônia
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The objective now is to direct resources towards consolidating the operation in the state of Acre. According to the company, the decision took place after a strategic analysis of operations and growth prospects.

  • In a statement, Arasuper informed that the measure is part of a plan to strengthen the brand.
  • The Arasuper chain did not say on what date the supermarket's activities will close.

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Arasuper Arasuper The Arasuper supermarket chain announced, this Wednesday (5), the sale of three stores located in Porto Velho: two from Arasuper and one from the Aramix wholesale store. The units were purchased by Rede Nova Era. ?Download the g1 app to see RO news in real time and for free. With the sale of the units, the network stops operating in Rondônia. The objective now is to direct resources towards consolidating the operation in the state of Acre. According to the company, the decision took place after a strategic analysis of operations and growth prospects. In a statement, Arasuper informed that the measure is part of a plan to strengthen the brand. The Arasuper chain did not say on what date the supermarket's activities will close. :

READ ALSO: Doctors are investigated on suspicion of receiving a salary without completing their workload in RO With only 28% of staff, the Civil Police of Rondônia has the biggest deficit in the country, study shows The company began its activities in 1981, in Rio Branco, with a small grocery store focused on selling basic food products. In the 1990s, it expanded its business under the name Araújo Supermercados and became the largest chain in the sector in Acre. The brand arrived in Porto Velho in 2010, with the opening of the first store in the capital. Over the years, it expanded its operations with retail and cash-and-carry units. It later adopted the name Arasuper as part of a new market strategy.