Jeronimo Martins

Portuguese business remains a pain-point

28/01/21 -"Jeronimo Martins announced Jeronimo Martin’s Q4 FY20 sales performance was slightly below our estimates. The lfl sales grew by 3.5% yoy, once again led by the Polish banner Biedronka. However, the ..."

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