The claim that shook the markets: Turkey's giant supermarket is being split and sold.

The claim that shook the markets: Turkey's giant supermarket is being split and sold.

14.12.2025 11:00

It was claimed that Sabancı Holding has started negotiations with A101 and Anpagross to sell its CarrefourSA stores. Accordingly, it was suggested that supermarkets are planned to be transferred to A101, while hypermarkets are to be transferred to Anpagross, with mini markets being excluded from the sale. Following the news, CarrefourSA and Sabancı Holding shares rose.

It has been claimed that Sabancı Holding's (SAHOL) retail subsidiary CarrefourSA (CRFSA) has started negotiations with A101 and Anpagross to sell its stores. According to a report from reliable industry sources at Merger Market, the negotiations do not include the mini markets under CarrefourSA, but there is a sharing plan between the two buyers for larger-scale stores.

"ANPAGROSS WILL TAKE OVER THE HYPERMARKETS"

It is claimed that Anpagross is preparing to take over CarrefourSA's hypermarkets, while A101 is said to be interested in supermarket-format stores. No official statement has been made by the parties regarding the matter.

SALE CLAIMS ARE NOT NEW

Claims regarding the sale of Sabancı Holding's retail investments are not new. Last October, it was suggested that the holding was considering exiting Teknosa and CarrefourSA due to low net profit margins and return on equity. Recent developments have strengthened these claims once again.

NEWS MOVED THE MARKETS

Following the news, a rapid pricing was observed in the markets. CarrefourSA shares rose by more than 9% during the day and were trading at 131 TL with an increase of 8.18% as of 10:47. At the same time, Sabancı Holding shares also found buyers at 86.45 TL, up 2.37%.

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