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Page 1: Carefour Purchasing Strategy and Plan
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Reinventingthe Hypermarket to Delight & DifferentiateJOSÉ CARLOS GONZÁLEZ‐HURTADO

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Building the future

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HOW MANY ?

HOW MUCH ?++ HOW 

OFTEN ?

‐ 0,8%p.y.

‐ 2,3%p.y.

+ 1,0 %p.y.

The hypermarket challengein Europe

Sales / m² :    ‐1,7% p.y.Sales / m² :    ‐1,7% p.y.

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What did consumers & customers tell us?

50 000 European consumers researched

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The voice of the consumer

HYPERS ARELESS COMPETITIVE

“Prices are not much better than in supermarket”

“I prefer to go to the specialist”

HYPERS ARE LESS ATTRACTIVE

“All hypermarkets are the same”

“It’s boring”

“It’s a hassle”

LOWER RATIONAL BENEFIT

LOWER EMOTIONAL BENEFIT

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Carrefour has a huge opportunity to recreate the destination store

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DDDELIGHT

PRICE

FRESH & QUALITY

MULTISPECIALIST

DIFFERENTIATE

EVENTS

SERVICES

COMFORT

Our answer

&

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DDELIGHT

PRICE

FRESH & QUALITY

MULTISPECIALISTD

DIFFERENTIATE

EVENTS

SERVICES

COMFORT

Our answer

Increase price competitiveness and improve price image

PRICE &

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•Communicate prices like a specialist 

Increase price competitivenessand improve price image

FMCGFMCG

PromotionsPromotions

MarketNon FoodTextile

MarketNon FoodTextile

DELIGHT PRICE

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Price perception Price visibility

Before (Jan 10) After (Jul 10)

+7% +12%

Improved price image scores in remodeled hyper in Belgium

DELIGHT PRICE

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Increase price competitivenessand improve price image

•Consistent low prices & fewer and deeper promotions

•Communicate prices like a specialist 

DELIGHT PRICE

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• Invest in price competitiveness 

•Consistent low prices & fewer and deeper promotions

•Communicate prices like a specialist 

DELIGHT PRICE

Increase price competitivenessand improve price image

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•More Carrefour‐branded products in consumer basket

• Invest in price competitiveness 

•Consistent low prices & fewer and deeper promotions

•Communicate prices like a specialist 

DELIGHT PRICE

Increase price competitivenessand improve price image

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Our answer

DELIGHT DIFFERENTIATE

PRICE

FRESH & QUALITY

MULTISPECIALIST

EVENTS

SERVICES

COMFORT&

The Market specialist: freshness, choice & quality

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+ 33% space  + 5% Consumer needs ‐ 13% SKUs+ 33% space  + 5% Consumer needs ‐ 13% SKUs

DELIGHT FRESHNESS & QUALITY

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HamHam CheeseCheese FishFish

VegetablesVegetables BakeryBakery SushisSushis

DELIGHT FRESHNESS & QUALITY

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80

100

120

140

124

Ecully

128

Venissieux

106

Belgium

118

Spain

Before Planet After Planet

Encouraging sales growth in fresh food

DELIGHT FRESHNESS & QUALITY

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Our answer

DELIGHT DIFFERENTIATE

PRICE

FRESH & QUALITY

MULTISPECIALIST

EVENTS

SERVICES

COMFORT&

MULTISPECIALIST

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El PinarEl Pinar AlcobendasAlcobendas EcullyEcully VénissieuxVénissieux Mt St JeanMt St Jean

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Space: + 40%# Consumer needs: + 10% 

Space: + 40%# Consumer needs: + 10% 

DELIGHT MULTISPECIALISTBeauty

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Space : + 5 % # Consumer Needs: +20%

Space : + 5 % # Consumer Needs: +20%

DELIGHT MULTISPECIALISTFrozen

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Space : + 200 % # Consumer Needs: +150%

Space : + 200 % # Consumer Needs: +150%

DELIGHT MULTISPECIALISTOrganic

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Space : ‐ 15 % # Consumer Needs: +20%

Space : ‐ 15 % # Consumer Needs: +20%

DELIGHT MULTISPECIALISTHome

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Space : + 3% # Consumer Needs: +9%

Space : + 3% # Consumer Needs: +9%

DELIGHT MULTISPECIALISTBaby

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Space :‐ 12% # Consumer Needs: ‐10%

Space :‐ 12% # Consumer Needs: ‐10%

DELIGHT MULTISPECIALISTFashion

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Space : ‐5% # Consumer Needs: +15%

Space : ‐5% # Consumer Needs: +15%

DELIGHT MULTISPECIALISTElectronics

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Our answer

DELIGHT DIFFERENTIATE

PRICE

FRESH & QUALITY

MULTISPECIALIST

EVENTS

SERVICES

COMFORT&

A “new store” every 10 days

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Now in EcullyNow in Ecully

DIFFERENTIATE EVENTS

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Seasonal area

Events

7 seasons/ year

7 seasons/ year

28 events / year28 events / year

• A new store every 10 days

• 2 000 m² at the entranceof the store

DIFFERENTIATE EVENTS Discovery pole

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Our answer

DELIGHT DIFFERENTIATE

PRICE

FRESH & QUALITY

MULTISPECIALIST

EVENTS

SERVICES

COMFORT&

All you want, all you need…

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300 scan machines per store15% of the sales in self scan300 scan machines per store15% of the sales in self scan

DIFFERENTIATE SERVICESSelf scan

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Virtual make up consultantVirtual make up consultant

DIFFERENTIATE

10 minutes/10 Euros10 minutes/10 Euros

SERVICES Beauty Bubble & EZ Face

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DIFFERENTIATE SERVICESNursery

Unique in food retailUnique in food retail

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Unique in food retailUnique in food retail

DIFFERENTIATE SERVICESCooking Coach

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Baby expert in storeBaby expert in store

DIFFERENTIATE SERVICESNurse / Baby advisor

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Enhancing shopper experience with online before, during and after store visit

Enhancing shopper experience with online before, during and after store visit

Touchscreen for product informationTouchscreen for 

product information

Contactless pod to get couponsContactless pod to get coupons

Specific AppsSpecific Apps

DIFFERENTIATE SERVICESWeb‐enabled store

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Gold

Silver

Bronze

Unique in food retail :The more loyal you are, the more you get

Unique in food retail :The more loyal you are, the more you get

DIFFERENTIATE SERVICESNew loyalty program

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Our answer

DELIGHT DIFFERENTIATE

PRICE

FRESH & QUALITY

MULTISPECIALIST

EVENTS

SERVICES

COMFORT&

COMFORT

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New furniture

New lighting

New colors

New decoration

Look & FeelLook & Feel

DIFFERENTIATE COMFORT

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DIFFERENTIATE COMFORT

Enlarged alleys: width +20%30% of shelves lowered

Enlarged alleys: width +20%30% of shelves lowered

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Accoustic optimizationAccoustic optimization

DIFFERENTIATE COMFORT

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DIFFERENTIATE COMFORT

SignageSignage

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CartsCarts

DIFFERENTIATE COMFORT

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Snack BarSnack Bar

DIFFERENTIATE COMFORT 

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Our answer

DELIGHT DIFFERENTIATE

PRICE

FRESH & QUALITY

MULTISPECIALIST

EVENTS

SERVICES

COMFORT&

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For a greener•Reduce CO2 emissions by 40% (by 2020(1))

•Recycle 70% of waste from 

stores (by 2020(1))

•Reduce energy consumption

by 30% (by 2020(2))

•Reduce packaging weight

of Carrefour‐branded products by 20% (by 2012 (3))

BRAND

(1) Vs. 2009 /  Vs. 2004 / Vs. 2007

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An important market potentialBRAND

Specific range brands

Core Market

DiscountRange

Potential40 + %Potential40 + %

PRICEPRICE MARGINMARGIN

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INNOVATIONINNOVATION

Delighting & Differentiating with Carrefour products

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The approach

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ConsumersConsumers CompetitionCompetition PerformancePerformance

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62 % of the area is composed of modest urban households

7

Source: Nielsen Spectra : careful: the area employed in the analysis is different from the Set area

2 Consumers1 Location 3 Competition 4 Performance 5 Potential

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Vé nissieux mall as compared to the other malls in the area

Mapping of the competitionMapping of the competition

•In Lyon landscape, main competitorsfor Vénissieux are:

AuchanPorte des Alpes(Champ du Pont), at East close to A43 highway whichdevelops a turnover of more than€303 M and a mall of 55 stores. The commercial area benefits from the presence of Ikeaand of numerous leading fascias

AuchanSaint Genis-Laval, at South-West, with a turnover of €155 M and a mall of 70 units includingBHVdepartment store

Carrefour Lyon Part Dieu. Destination mall of more than 230 boutiques whoseattraction will increase with the «coursOxygène»mall creation project.

•Territory well served commercially withaggressive competitors in terms of area development

•Very powerful downtown in all tradesoffer

•Suburb with destination specialties

3 Competition2 Consumers1 Location 4 Performance 5 Potential

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In 2008, the turnover is mostly achieved with clients of the close areaExcept clients outside the area, the annual spending is penalized by a much lower frequency than the average

Split of the number of clientsSplit of the number of clients

Split of 2008 turnover, tax included

Split of 2008 turnover, tax included

Annual spending per clientAnnual spending per client

279€517€559€

1 155€

0

1 000

2 000

0-10 min 10-20 min 20-30 min Outside area

ƒ

x

Number of annual visits per clientNumber of annual visits per client

579

21

0-10 min 10-20 min

20-30 min

Outside area

Average client basketAverage client basket

55€70€64€55€

0-10 min 10-20 min

20-30 min

Outside area

12% 13%

18%18%

70% 66%

203

Storeturnover

3%

Total Carrefour turnover

0-10min10-20 min20-30 minOutside area

31% 41%

24%16%

38%45%

274 590

Store HHactive clients

4%

Total Carrefour clients

Source: SET; BCG analysis

29 15 12 5

Moy.: 116 000

France1 1 385€ 859€ 692€ 259€

47€ 58€ 60€ 48€France1

France1

4 Performance2 Consumers 3 Competition 5 Potential1 Location

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The area close to the store is characterized by low revenue indexes whilemore distant areas are wealthier, in particular the secondary area

Source: SET / INSEE

Revenue indexes (100=France)

Revenue indexes (100=France)

Zone IZone IIZone IIITotal

73100

9693

1 Location 2 Consumers 3 Competition 4 Performance 5 Potential

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Fruits andVegetables

Pork meat prod. / CheeseDelicatessen

Meat Poultry

Fish

Bakeryproducts

Household care

Soft drinks

Self-service fresh products

Frozen foodGrocery

Wines, AlcoholsBeers

Hygiene Toiletries

Market and small stores for fresh products; Auchan for FMCGare the main substitution fascias

DepartmentDepartment

TFP

Substitution fasciasSubstitution fascias DepartmentDepartment Substitution fasciasSubstitution fascias

FMCG

Auchan4%

Grand Fr ais 16%Market 52%

Grand Frais 5%Auchan 11%

Small s tores 55%

Small stores 19%

Market 24%Auchan 27%

Leclerc 2%Auchan 7%

Small s tores 76%

Market 10%Auchan 20%

Small s tores 22%Champion 7%

Small stores 17%

Auchan 31%

Auchan 12%

Thiriet 13%

Picard 30%

Small stores 10%

Aldi 10%

Auchan 30%

Ed 6%

Wine merchant 9%

Auchan 19%

Auchan 9%

Nocibé 17%

Yves Rocher 20%

Auchan 7%Pharma. 26%

Parapharma. 32%

x%Source: SET October 2008 wave

49%

28%

17%

45%

19%

13%

9%

17%

23%

Para-pharmacy

59%

26%

11%

10%

FMCG

Ed 12%

Aldi 12%

Auchan 28%

Ed 9%

Lidl 13%

Auchan 26%

% of clients not or rarely buying at the store

3 Competition2 Consumers 4 Performance 5 Potential1 Location

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Turnover decreasing by 2,5 % per year since 2002,despite a stable surface

T/Otax excl. (€M)Surface (m²)

13 659 m²13 659 m²13 659 m²

211 M€218 M€222 M€222 M€

230 M€231 M€224 M€

0 m²

10 000 m²

20 000 m²

30 000 m²

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008100 M€

150 M€

200 M€

250 M€

T/Otax incl. outside fuel ( €M)Surface (m ²)5.5% -2.5%

198M€208M€

+21%

Source: 1998-2008 data of Carrefour Controlling

Remodeling of AuchanSt Priest

Opening year: 1966Recent extension: Sept. 2000; ~2 500m²

Opening of SimplyVénissieux1200 m ²

Opening of NettoVénissieux300m²

Remodelingof non-food

Extension of CFRMarket Vénissieux

Opening of Grand Frais

MionsRemodeling of CRFVaulxen Velin

4 Performance2 Consumers 3 Competition 5 Potential1 Location

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Performance lower than cluster average for general merchandiseStationery and automobile excepted

Note: Rhône region stores: Ecully, Vénissieux, Mably, Givors, Feurs, Francheville, Vaulx-en-Vel in, Part-Dieu, VilleurbanneSource: CRF Controlling

Gen

eral

mer

chan

dise

DIY

Books

Music

Video

Home

5.2 k€

(3.3 k€)

1.4 k€

(1.0 k€)

4.4k€

(3.9 k€)

0.9 k€

(0.9 k€)

2.6 k€

(3.1 k€)

0.0 k€

(0.1 k€)

6.4 k€

(8.6 k€)

0.6 k€

(1.0 k€)

6.9 k€

(5.5 k€)

0.8 k€

(1.1 k€)

Videogramesand Softwares

Automobile

Leisure

Garden

Stationery

20.4 k€

(23.4 k€)

2.9 k€

(3.4 k€)

10.3 k€

(7.3 k€)

3.0 k€

(2.3 k€)

4.8 k€

(3.9 k€)

0.3 k€

(0.3 k€)

4.6 k€

(3.2 k€)

0.3 k€

(0.3 k€)

7.4 k€

(5.0 k€)

2.4 k€

(1.5 k€)

4 Performance2 Consumers 3 Competition 5 Potential

DepartmentDepartment Turnover/m²Turnover/m²Half-net

margin / m²Half-net

margin / m² DepartmentDepartment Turnover/m²Turnover/m²Half-net

margin / m²Half-net

margin / m²

xx k€(xx k€) = cluster averageCluster average xx k€ < cluster average

1 Location

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Casino and Leclerc: not enough products compared in non-food

98

Carrefour VV*

Auchan*

Carrefour Vénissieux: more expensive in most FMCG (except TFP) and non-food departments

Self-service fresh products

Non-food

Liquids

Household care,

Toiletries, Hygiene

Grocery

DepartmentDepartment Price positioning (base 100 = Vénissieux )Price positioning (base 100 = Vénissieux )

Carrefour VV*

Source: Nielsen; cash desk scanning performed from September 28th to October 10th, 2009; * Auchan St Priest, Leclerc St Priest, Carrefour Vaulx en Velin, and Casino Vénissieux

Casino*Leclerc*

102 10496 98

Auchan*

Leclerc*

102 10494 96

Auchan*

Casino*

Leclerc* Auchan*

Casino*Auchan*

Casino*

Leclerc* Carrefour VV*

989290 106 108

102 10494 9692 106 108

102 10494 96 9892 106 108

102 10494 96 9892 106 108

Carrefour VV*

90

90

Carrefour VV*

90

3 Competition2 Consumers 4 Performance 5 Potential1 Location

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In May 2009, clients identify numerous black spots regarding the store, and in particular the mall, the trolleys and the circulation…

Perception of Carrefour Vénissieuxpurchasing course criteria – client survey May 2009S c or e

Ma g a si nS c o re R é gi o n

S co r e Na ti on a l

M ei lle u r ma ga s ind e la r é gi o n

S c o r e 74 79 91 Ecul ly 129

153 134 136 Ecul ly 1790% 140 139 143 Ecul ly 1730% 124 83 74 Ecul ly 1500% 115 98 106 Ecul ly 1440% 107 77 88 Ecul ly 1340% 96 93 97 Salai se sur sanne 1360% 85 84 127 Gi vors 1590% 71 84 103 Ecul ly 1290% 67 67 71 Ecul ly 860% 66 36 53 Ecul ly 700% 65 28 39 Gi vors 920% 62 73 89 Ecul ly 1410% 26 30 44 Lyon par t dieu 48

3 16 42 Ecul ly 66-5 16 15 Feurs 62-6 0 10 Ecul ly 20-6 5 19 Gi vors 39

-11 25 79 Gi vors 96-21 70 66 Salai se sur sanne 143-27 -45 -16 Ecul ly 15

0% -29 -21 -21 Feurs 490% -33 -48 -23 Ecul ly 10% -130 -54 -21 Ecul ly 149

Car ref our VENISS IEUX

ERR EU R PRI X RAY ON CAISSE

C ADDIESC IRCULATI OND ISPONI BILITE DU PERSO NNELPERCEPTI ON PRI X

PERCEPTI ON PRI X STA TION SERVIC E

N B : la c o u le ur d e f on d i nd i qu e l a zo n e d e s c o re

S ATISFACTI ON G ENERALE D EC LAREE

A MABI LITE HO TES SE DE CAISSE

A MABI LITE HO TES SE D'A CCUEIL

A TTEN TE EN C AISSESD ISPONI BILITE DES PROMOS

LOCALISA TION DES PRO DUITSA TMOSPHERE GENERALE

R APPORT QUALITE PRIXA MABI LITE DU PERSONNEL

D ISPONI BILITE PR ODUITS HABI TUELS

GALERIE MARCHA NDE

PRO PRETE MA GASIN

Le parcours client nouvelle formuleC ri tère s tri és p ar sc ore dé cro i ssan t ( sau f s ati sfac tio n g é né ral e )

A CCES MAGASI N

C HOIX ALIMEN TA IREPA RKING

C HOIX NON ALIMENTA IRE

A TTEN TE STAND ACCUEI L

R EPERA GE PRI X

8 4 %

5 8%

6 5 %

5 2%

68 %

7 2 %

6 0 %

61 %

6 5 %

80 %

7 1 %

7 0 %

7 7 %

63 %

6 3%

5 5 %

6 6 %

5 8%

4 4 %

4 1%

5 1%

5 5 %

5 0 %

4 0%

6 %

37 %

2 9%

3 3%

2 2 %

1 9 %

2 6 %

2 2%

17 %

6 %

12 %

13 %

7 %

8%

7%

9 %

3%

8 %

1 6%

19 %

8 %

7 %

8 %

2 %

9 %

5 %

5 %

1 4 %

1 0%

9 %

1 0%

1 6%

1 4 %

13 %

1 6%

1 4 %

1 5%

29 %

23 %

3 2 %

2 6 %

2 8%

3 4%

3 1 %

3 6 %

3 1 %

3 7 %

4 3 %

1%

1 %

0 %

0 %

0 %

0 %

4 %

1 %

3 %

1 %

1 %

3%

1%

0 %

6 %

4 %

5 %

6 %

6 %

9 %

5%

7 %

6 %

15 %

Très sat isf ait

A ssez sati sfait

Pas tel lement sat isf ait

Pas du tout sat isf ai t EXCELLENT ALERTE

-600+300 +150 +1 00 +75 +50 0

STANDAR D ACCEPTABLECIBLE DANGERS to re sco re l argely h ighe r t han th e regi ona l / nat io nal sc ore

St ore score large ly lo wer th an reg ion al / nat io nal sco re

S ource: SET cli ent barometer st udy May 2009

2 Consumers1 Location 3 Competition 4 Performance 5 Potential

Consumer profile

Catchment area

Client perception

Competition map

Alternative banners

Competitive positionning

Commercial equation

Impact of recent openings

Analyzes in the product cat.

approachThe

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Consumer data

Consumer data

Store operational 

data

Store operational 

data

Competitorsdata

Competitorsdata

Magbook® Magbrick®

Store 1

Store 2

Store 3

approachThe

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FIRST RESULTS

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(France) (France) (France) (France)(France) (Spain)(Spain)(Belgium)

131 128 132

173

124118

126

275

80

100

120

140

160

180

200

Beauty Bio Market Frozen Baby Home Electronics Clothing

Sales evolution by pole 

Year before Planet 1st weeks

First results

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Consumer results

DELIGHT

DIFFERENTIATE

Newness (offers more to discover)

Makes you prefer Carrefourvs

other food retailers

0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80%90%100%

Makes you feel well

Gives you more pleasure

Makes you want to come back 94%

85%

93%

86%

With regards to before, you would say about this new Carrefour planet store, that it…?

Yes No

85%

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First results ‐ Fidelity Program

228

151

136

121

150

223

137

80

100

120

140

160

180

200

220

240

Bio Beauty Market Frozen Home Clothing Baby

Increase in number of clients by pole

Cardholders year before

Cardholders Planet 1st weeks

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Conclusion

We are very encouraged by the first results

We see a huge opportunityfor Carrefour to recreate the destination store

We didn’t renovate,we invented

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EFFICIENCY

CULTURE & PEOPLE

DELIGHT An essential step to reinvent the hypermarket…

… that goes hand in hand with enhanced efficiency & committed people.