Aeon (company)
Aeon (company)[edit | edit source]
Japanese retail group
Aeon Co., Ltd. is a major retail group based in Japan. It operates a wide range of retail formats, including supermarkets, department stores, and shopping malls. Aeon is one of the largest retail companies in Japan and has a significant presence in other countries, particularly in Asia.
History[edit | edit source]
Aeon traces its origins back to 1758, making it one of the oldest retail companies in Japan. The company has undergone several mergers and rebrandings over the centuries, eventually adopting the name "Aeon" in 1989. Aeon has expanded its operations both domestically and internationally, establishing a strong presence in various Asian markets.
Operations[edit | edit source]
Aeon operates a diverse range of retail formats, including:
- Supermarkets: Aeon operates numerous supermarkets under various brand names, offering a wide range of groceries and household products.
- Department stores: The company runs several department stores, providing a variety of goods from clothing to electronics.
- Shopping malls: Aeon is known for its large shopping malls, which house numerous retail outlets, entertainment facilities, and dining options.
International Presence[edit | edit source]
Aeon has expanded its operations beyond Japan, with a significant presence in countries such as China, Malaysia, Thailand, and Vietnam. The company has adapted its business model to suit local markets, often partnering with local companies to enhance its offerings.
Key Locations[edit | edit source]
Japan[edit | edit source]
In Japan, Aeon operates numerous retail outlets, including the flagship Aeon Mall in Makuhari, which is one of the largest shopping centers in the country.
China[edit | edit source]
Aeon has a strong presence in China, with several Jusco stores, such as the one in Shenzhen. These stores offer a wide range of products, catering to the needs of local consumers.
Malaysia[edit | edit source]
In Malaysia, Aeon operates several malls, including the Aeon Mall Metro Prima in Kuala Lumpur. These malls are popular shopping destinations, offering a variety of retail and entertainment options.
Hong Kong[edit | edit source]
Aeon operates Jusco stores in Hong Kong, providing a wide range of products from groceries to household items.
Related pages[edit | edit source]
- Retailing in Japan
- List of shopping malls in Japan
- Economy of Japan
- List of department stores by country
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