Smaller shops gradually give way to supermarkets, whose network expands every month. Meanwhile hypermarkets are on the horizon.
Yesterday Azersun Holding announced plans to open 10 supermarkets and 3 hypermarkets Bazarstore in Baku and the regions.
The Director General of Azersun Holding Savas Uzan told reporters that six new stores will be located in Baku. The first two hypermarkets with all necessary infrastructures will be located in the vicinity of the capital
In 2011, the group of companies Azersun Holding launched its network of supermarkets Bazarstore. The network consists of 9 supermarkets in Baku, Sumgait, Ganja, Sheki and Lankaran.
In Baku and regions of the country there are also chains of stores Araz, Sebet, Rahat, Bizim Market, Macro Market, Neptune, Grand Market, Fresco, Continental, City Mart, etc. --08D-
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