Globally renowned chain Spar has built new supermarkets in a Budapest residential park and in a frequented district of Sopron,, and modernised its stores in Mosonmagyaróvár and Szentlőrinc.
“Our company has built the new supermarkets in Budapest and Sopron for more than HUF 830M and spent nearly HUF 1.1bn on rebuilding the units in Mosonmagyaróvár and Szentlőrinc. This means we have recently invested more than HUF 1.9bn in our stores. We fitted our stores with a new design and even richer content, including convenience goods and a wider range of fresh products, as well as with the latest technology. We installed new cash registers and self-service checkouts and also created Spar to Go units where possible. The four investments involved 102 new and existing jobs, which is significant in the current pandemic situation,” Márk Maczelka, Head of Communications at Spar Hungary, said.
The new supermarket in the Allure Residence Budapest residential park in Budapest’s District 9 launched last month whilst the new store in Sopron opened its doors on 17 June. Alongside these new openings, the business is also continuing its modernisation programme, with the store in Mosonmagyaróvár re-opening with a new façade also on 17 June. On the same day, the store in Szentlőrinc launched and employs 24 people.
