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This is a list of supermarket chains in Serbia .
| Name | Stores | Parent |
|---|---|---|
| Gomex | 202 [1] | Gomex |
| Idea | 200+ [2] | Fortenova Group |
| Aman | 196 [3] | Aman |
| Shop&Go | 170 [4] | Ahold Delhaize |
| Aroma | 64 [5] | Domaća trgovina |
| Name | Stores | Parent |
|---|---|---|
| Maxi | 435 [6] | Ahold Delhaize |
| Univerexport | 172 [7] | Univerexport |
| Lidl | 67 [8] | Schwarz |
| Idea Super | 38 [9] | Fortenova Group |
| DIS | 24 [10] | DIS |
| Aman Plus | 17 [3] | Aman |
| MERE | 1 | Svetofor |
| Name | Stores | Parent |
|---|---|---|
| Roda | 34 [11] | Fortenova Group |
| DIS Super | 14 [12] | DIS |
| Tempo | 9 [13] | Ahold Delhaize |
| Super Vero | 7 [14] | Veropoulos |
| Mega Maxi | 3 [15] | Ahold Delhaize |
| Name | Stores | Parent |
|---|---|---|
| METRO Cash & Carry | 9 [16] | Metro |
| Velpro | 8 [17] | Fortenova Group |
| Plus Cash & Carry | 2 [18] | Plus Cash & Carry |
| Name | Stores | First store in Serbia | Parent |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ciciban | 57 [42] | 1922 | Planika |
| Dexy Co | 46 [43] | 1996 | Dexy Co |
| BEBAKIDS | 36 [44] | 1989 | BEBAKIDS |
| Pertini Toys | 28 [45] | 1990 | Pertini Toys |
| Sergent major | 3 [46] | 2009 | Sergent major |
| Mothercare | 2 [47] | 2007 | Mothercare |
| Lego Store | 1 [48] | 2017 | Bravo Store Adria |
| Name | Stores | First store in Serbia | Parent |
|---|---|---|---|
| BENU | 399 [49] | 2010 | Phoenix Pharmahandel |
| Lilly | 200 [50] | 2006 | Lilly drogerie |
| DM | 110 [51] | 2004 | DM |
| Jasmin | 30 [52] | 1956 | Jasmin parfimerije |
| The Body Shop | 11 [53] | 2019 | Natura & Co |
| Sephora | 5 [54] | 2010 | LVMH |
| Yves Rocher | 5 [55] | 2008 | Yves Rocher |
| L'Occitane en Provence | 5 [56] | 2012 | L'occitane |
| KIKO | 5 [57] | 2021 | KIKO |
| Kiehl's | 2 [58] | 2019 | L'Oréal |
| Lush | 1 [59] | 2020 | Lush |
| Name | Stores | First store in Serbia | Parent |
|---|---|---|---|
| JYSK | 40 [60] | 2011 | JYSK |
| Forma Ideale | 39 [61] | 2001 | Forma Ideale |
| Woby Haus | 34 [62] | 1994 | Woby Haus |
| Matis | 28 [63] | 2003 | Matis |
| SIMPO | 25 [64] | 1978 | SIMPO |
| Uradi Sam | 11 [65] | 2003 | Uradi Sam |
| Dallas | 6 [66] | 2004 | Dallas Nameštaj |
| Emmezeta | 5 [67] | 2015 | Steinhoff |
| Jumbo | 4 [68] | 2016 | Jumbo |
| IKEA | 1 [69] | 2017 | IKEA |
| Lesnina XXXL | 1 [70] | 2019 | XXXLutz |
| Crafter | 1 [71] | 2021 | Würth Tehnomanija |
| Kerametal | 4 [72] | 1998 | Kerametal |
| Name | Stores | First store in Serbia | Parent |
|---|---|---|---|
| WinWin | 119 [73] | 2014 | Tehnomanija |
| Gigatron | 63 [74] | 2003 | Gigatron |
| Tehnomedia | 62 [75] | 2001 | Tehnomedia |
| Tehnomanija | 47 [76] | 1999 | Tehnomanija |
| Konovo | 1 [77] | 2019 | Konovo |
| Samsung | 4 [78] | 2012 | Samsung |
| Istyle | 4 [79] | 2007 | Istyle |
| Game Centar | 3 [80] | 2015 | Game Centar |
| Huawei | 2 [81] | 2017 | Huawei |
| BizNet | 1 [82] | 2015 | BizNet |
| Xiaomi | 7 [83] | 2021 | Xiaomi |
| Name | Stores | First store in Serbia | Parent |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sport Vision | 65 [84] | 1996 | Sport Vision |
| Planeta sport | 65 [85] | 2014 | Planeta sport |
| Đak sport | 63 [86] | Đak sport | |
| Intersport | 30 [87] | 2002 | Intersport |
| Beosport | 26 [88] | 2005 | Beosport |
| Adidas | 6 [89] | 2004 | Adidas |
| Decathlon | 3 [90] | 2019 | Decathlon |
| Name | Stores | First store in Serbia | Parent |
|---|---|---|---|
| Delfi | 50 [91] | 1998 | Laguna |
| Vulkan | 32 [92] | 2010 | Vulkan |
| Name | Stores | First store in Serbia | Parent |
|---|---|---|---|
| NIS | 316 [93] | 1949 | Gazprom |
| Lukoil | 114 [94] | 2003 | Lukoil |
| Knez Petrol | 90 [95] | 2000 | Knez Petrol |
| MOL | 71 [96] | 2004 | MOL |
| OMV | 63 [97] | 2001 | OMV |
| EKO | 55 [98] | 2002 | Hellenic Petroleum |
| Petrol | 15 [99] | 1947 | Petrol |
| Shell | 12 [100] | 2018 | Shell |
| Name | Stores | First store in Serbia | Parent |
|---|---|---|---|
| McDonald's | 34 | 1988 | McDonald's |
| KFC | 19 | 2006 | KFC |
| Starbucks | 7 | 2019 | Starbucks |
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