Maxi (retail)

Maxi

Native name	Maksi / Макси
Type	Private
Industry	Retail
Predecessor	Delta Maxi Group
Founded	Belgrade, Serbia (July 30, 2004) First founded 2000
Headquarters	Belgrade, Serbia
Area served	Serbia Bosnia & Herzegovina Montenegro Bulgaria Albania
Key people	John Kyritsis, COO Delhaize Serbia, Montenegro (Director) Sales VP Slobodan Rudan, Maxi Format director Dimitrije Stojanovic
Products	Supermarket
Services	Discount stores, hypermarket, supercenter, supermarket, superstore, other specialty
Revenue	€886.45 million (2013) [1]
Net income	€40.50 million (2013)[1]
Total assets	€557.23 million (2013)[1]
Total equity	€288.33 million (2013)[1]
Owner	Delhaize Group (100%)
Number of employees	11,763[1]
Website	www.maxi.rs

Maxi (full legal name: Delhaize Serbia d.o.o. Beograd), or officially Delhaize Serbia is a Serbian supermarket chain, part of Delhaize Group. Maxi was founded in 2000, with its first store opening at Belgrade and also headquartered in Belgrade. The chain has around 450 stores in the region.^[2]

In Serbia, Maxi became the biggest retail company by acquiring companies C-market and Pekabeta. Since 2014, Maxi and Tempo is no longer operating in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The company "Tropic Group" from Banja Luka bought the ownership of 39 retail supermarkets (Tempo, Maxi) from "Delhaize BiH".^[3]

Locations

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Serbia

Maxi in Niš

Maxi is expanding quickly across Serbia, and plans to have a chain in the entire Balkan region. Some current locations are in the following cities:

Maxi supermarket: Apatin Aranđelovac Arilje Belgrade Bor Bogatić Bujanovac Čačak Gornji Milanovac Jagodina Kikinda Kragujevac Kruševac Niš Novi Banovci Novi Pazar Novi Sad

Pančevo Paraćin Pirot Priboj Ruma Šabac Smederevo Sombor Sremska Mitrovica Subotica Topola Užice Vranje Vrbas Vršac Zaječar Zrenjanin Zlatibor

Mini Maxi: Aranđelovac Barajevo Bečmen Beograd Brus Dobanovci Ivanjica Jagodina Kačarevo Kopaonik Kragujevac Kraljevo Mladenovac Mrčajevci Niš Nova Pazova Novi Banovci Novi Pazar Novi Sad Omoljica Pančevo Požega Raška Smederevo Sremska Kamenica Šabac Ugrinovci Valjevo Vranje Zrenjanin

Tempo centar: Beograd Čačak Kragujevac (Delta Park) Kraljevo Niš Novi Sad Sjenica (coming soon) Užice Tempo express: Beograd Ćuprija Kragujevac Kruševac Loznica Niš Novi Sad Pančevo Požarevac Subotica Vrnjačka Banja

Montenegro Podgorica Bar Budva Ulcinj

Albania Tirana Durrës Vlorë Elbasan Shkodër Korçë Fier Kamëz Berat Lushnjë Sarandë

Bulgaria Piccadilly (supermarket chain) Sofia Varna Plovdiv Burgas Veliko Tarnovo Lovech Vidin Gabrovo Stara Zagora Samokov Yambol Rousse

See also

• Delhaize Group
• Tempo Centar - the cash and carry/hypermarket version of Maxi
• Piccadilly
• Pekabeta
• C-market

References

1. Основни подаци из консолидованог финансијског извештаја за 2013. годину (in Serbian). Agencija za privredne registre Srbije. 2013. Retrieved 20 June 2014.
2. Škrbić, M. "Delta prodala Maksi za 932,5 miliona evra". blic.rs (in Serbian). Retrieved 18 November 2013.
3. "Belgian Delhaize withdraws from BiH" (in Bosnian). bhdijaspora.com. bhdijaspora.com. Retrieved 4 January 2016.

External links

• Official website
• Delhaize Group website