List of supermarket chains in Belarus

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The Belarusian retail market is largely dominated by local supermarket chains, currently the only foreign chains operating within Belarus are Russian retail chains. A report in 2007 found that there was 170 chain operated stores, [1] With Vesta operating the most stores, with 48 outlets, and Vestor the least with only 2 outlets.

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Current chains

NameStoresType of stores Parent
Белкоопсоюз >9000 [2]
Euroopt 615 [3] supermarket, hypermarket Eurotorg
Hit! 305 [4] Soft discounter Eurotorg
Groshyk 30 [5] Hard discounter Eurotorg
Дорорс 124 [2]
Kopeechka 579 [6] convenience store
Dobronom 108 [7] convenience store
BelMarket 74 [2] supermarket BelMarket
Рублёвский 48 [2] department store Рублёвский
Веста [8] 54 Веста
Алми 32 [2] supermarket, hypermarket, department store, deli Алми
Mart Inn 30 [9] supermarket Mart Inn
Виталюр 28 [2] supermarket
Gippo 20 [10] hypermarket, supermarket Гиппо
Zakrama 10 [2] discount Алми
Корона 39 [2] hypermarket, supermarket Корона
Preston [11] 3supermarket Арвитфуд

Hardware store chains

NameStoresType of stores Parent
OMA Kesko
JYSK 3 JYSK

Defunct chains

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