Grupo Sanborns
Grupo Sanborns is a prominent Mexican retail company that operates a diverse range of businesses, including department stores, restaurants, and other retail formats. It is a subsidiary of Grupo Carso, one of the largest conglomerates in Latin America, owned by the renowned businessman Carlos Slim.
History[edit | edit source]
Grupo Sanborns was founded in 1903 by Walter and Frank Sanborn, two American brothers who opened a small drugstore in Mexico City. The store quickly gained popularity and expanded its offerings to include a restaurant and a variety of retail products. Over the years, the company grew significantly, becoming a well-known brand in Mexico.
In 1985, Grupo Sanborns was acquired by Grupo Carso, which led to further expansion and diversification of its business operations. Today, Grupo Sanborns operates numerous stores and restaurants across Mexico and other Latin American countries.
Business Divisions[edit | edit source]
Grupo Sanborns operates through several key business divisions:
Sanborns[edit | edit source]
Sanborns is the flagship brand of the company, known for its combination of retail stores and restaurants. Sanborns stores offer a wide range of products, including books, electronics, cosmetics, and clothing. The restaurants within Sanborns stores are famous for their traditional Mexican cuisine and casual dining atmosphere.
Sears Mexico[edit | edit source]
Grupo Sanborns operates Sears stores in Mexico under a licensing agreement. These department stores offer a variety of products, including apparel, home goods, and electronics.
iShop/Mixup[edit | edit source]
iShop and Mixup are retail chains specializing in electronics and entertainment products. iShop focuses on Apple Inc. products and accessories, while Mixup offers a wide selection of music, movies, and video games.
Dax[edit | edit source]
Dax is a chain of convenience stores operated by Grupo Sanborns. These stores provide a range of everyday items, including snacks, beverages, and personal care products.
Saks Fifth Avenue Mexico[edit | edit source]
Grupo Sanborns operates Saks Fifth Avenue stores in Mexico, offering luxury fashion and accessories from high-end brands.
Key People[edit | edit source]
- Carlos Slim - Chairman of Grupo Carso
- Patrick Slim Domit - Chairman of Grupo Sanborns
Headquarters[edit | edit source]
The headquarters of Grupo Sanborns is located in Mexico City, Mexico.
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