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Consolidated net sales

 

Q1 2010

€m

  Q1 2011

€m

  % change QoQ
      Reported   Organic(1)
Continuing operations 6,608.9 7,849.9 18.8%   5.7%
France 4,225.2 4,414.5 4.5% 3.1%
International   2,383.7   3,435.3   44.1%   10.5%

(1) Based on constant scope of consolidation and exchange rates

Organic growth excluding petrol   Q1 2011
Continuing operations   +4.7%
France +1.2%
International   +10.5%
 

Consolidated net sales rose by a reported 18.8% in the first three months of 2011.

Changes in scope of consolidation accounted for 10.6 points of the reported gain, mainly reflecting the consolidation of Casas Bahia by GPA and the consolidation of Carrefour Thailand’s operations by Big C effective 1 January 2011.

The currency effect was a positive 2.5%, due to the rise in the Brazilian real, Colombian peso and Thai baht against the Euro.

Higher petrol prices had a 1% positive impact.

The calendar effect was negative in France (-0.7%) and in international markets (-0.8%), primarily due to the shift in Easter from early April in 2010 to late April in 2011.

Organic growth therefore stood at 4.7% (excluding petrol) for the period.

In France, organic sales ended the quarter up 3.1%. The Group continued to gain market share, with a 0.2-point increase over the period.

  • Leader Price continued to recover, with same-store sales up 3.8%.
  • Excluding petrol and adjusted for the calendar effect, Géant Casino’s same-store performance was similar to the previous quarter’s. Market share was stable over the period.
  • Total sales by Monoprix, Casino Supermarkets and Franprix were satisfactory.
  • Cdiscount sales grew by 12.2% on an organic basis and now exceed Géant Casino’s non-food sales.

International operations delivered double-digit organic growth in sales, both in South America and Asia.

  • South America reported fast 11.1% organic growth, despite unfavourable technical factors (a later Easter and the postponement of a major promotional campaign in Colombia). The region’s very satisfactory performance was led by the dynamic expansion in Brazil and Colombia.
  • Sales continued to gain momentum in Asia, with 11.7% organic growth.

Reported sales in international markets rose by 44.1% over the quarter, lifted by the consolidation of Casas Bahia and Carrefour Thailand, and accounted for 44% of the consolidated total for the period.

The Group is confident in its ability to deliver sales growth of more than 10% in each of the next three years.

It confirms its 2011 targets:

  • Strengthen market share in France, in particular by continuing to expand in the convenience and discount segments
  • Drive-up margin at Franprix-Leader Price
  • Continue to deliver strong profitable organic growth in international markets
  • Keep-up the asset rotation strategy, with a target of €700 million worth of asset disposals.

*

* *

FRANCE

Sales in France rose 4.5% over the period. Changes in scope of consolidation had a 1.4% positive impact reflecting the consolidation of three Franprix-Leader Price franchisees effective 1st February 2011. Petrol sales had a 1.8% positive impact. The calendar effect had a 0.7% negative impact.

Excluding petrol sales and adjusted for the calendar effect, organic growth stood at 1.9% for the period.

 

 

In € millions

  First Quarter
  2010   2011   % change  

Organic growth

excluding petrol

Net Sales, France   4,225.2   4,414.5   4.5%   1.2%
     
Franprix – Leader Price 976.9 1,074.2 10.0% 3.0%
Monoprix 470.0 483.2 2.8% 2.7%
Casino France 2,778.4 2,857.1 2.8% 0.3%
Géant Casino hypermarkets 1,247.0 1,276.4 2.4% -1.7%
Casino Supermarkets 798.7 834.8 4.5% 0.5%
Superettes 350.2 344.8 -1.5% -1.5%
Other businesses   382.4   401.1   4.9%   6.9%
 
Same-store sales   First Quarter 2011
    Including petrol   Excluding petrol  

Excluding petrol and

calendar effect

Franprix   -4.2%   -4.2%   -4.1%
Leader Price +3.8% +3.8% +4.4%
Géant Casino Hypermarkets +1.5% -2.7% -1.6%
Casino Supermarkets +1.9% -1.8% -0.9%
Monoprix   +0.2%   +0.1%   +0.6%
 
  • Franprix-Leader Price

Leader Price reported a 4.4% increase in same-store sales (adjusted for the calendar effect). The banner is continuing to leverage the sales initiatives deployed last year, including price repositioning, the introduction of national brands and stepped up communication. The new concept is still being deployed in line with objectives, with the renovation of 27 stores. During the period, the banner opened six stores. Market share remained stable over the quarter.

At Franprix, same-store sales contracted by 4.2% year-on-year, primarily because of the termination of Sunday afternoon openings. 7 stores were opened during the quarter. Total sales rose by 2.9% on an organic basis including expansion.

Franprix-Leader Price total sales rose by 10.0% during the first quarter.

  • Monoprix

Monoprix’s same-store sales were stable. The performance was satisfactory in food. Textile sales were affected by the soft start of the spring-summer collection.

The banner opened 2 Monop over the period. Monoprix reported total sales up 2.8% and continued to improve market share, with a 0.1-point gain in the first quarter.

  • Casino France

Géant Casino’s same store sales declined by 1.6%, excluding petrol and the calendar effect. The average basket was almost stable, while footfalls continued to improve (down 1.2% versus 1.9% in the fourth quarter).

Adjusted for the calendar effect, food sales were stable, confirming the improvement observed in the fourth quarter. The 2010 price investments helped to improve the banner’s price positioning, which continued to focus on promotions and loyalty programmes. Market share was stable for the quarter.

Non-food sales declined by 5.6% excluding the calendar effect, in line with the trend over the previous two quarters. Home segment sales continued to stabilise over the period, while the performance of the other segments (apparel, leisure and multimedia) remained disappointing.

Excluding petrol and the calendar effect, Casino Supermarkets saw sales decline by 0.9%. 2 new stores were opened during the period. Total sales excluding petrol rose by 0.5%. Market share held firm during the quarter.

Superette sales decreased by 1.5% in the first quarter.

Sales by the other businesses (Cdiscount, Mercialys, Casino Cafétéria and Banque Casino) rose by 6.9% on an organic basis, driven by 12.2% organic sales growth at Cdiscount. Electrical appliances and houseware turned in a very good performance and the new sections (toys, jewellery) had another successful quarter. Cdiscount’s revenue now exceeds Géant Casino’s non-food revenue.

The multi-channel strategy continued to demonstrate it success, with pick-up sales accounting for a growing proportion of Cdiscount’s revenue.

INTERNATIONAL

Consolidated sales from international operations surged 44.1% in the first quarter.

Changes in scope of consolidation had a 26.7% positive impact, reflecting the consolidation of Casas Bahia by GPA and of Carrefour Thailand’s operations by Big C. At comparable scope of consolidation, sales were up 17.4% for the period.

The currency effect was also favourable, at a positive 6.9%, due to the appreciation of the Brazilian real, Colombian peso and Thai baht against the euro.

Organic growth was maintained in the double digits in both South America and Asia, for a 10.5% gain overall.

Q1 2011   Reported growth   Organic growth   Same-store growth
South America   44.8%   11.1%   +5.4%
Asia   60.3%   11.7%   +5.5%
 

In South America, same-store sales rose by 5.4%, dampened by unfavourable technical factors related to the later Easter and the postponement of a major promotional campaign in Colombia (which together had an estimated -3.6% impact). Faster expansion both in Brazil and Colombia enabled operations in the region to deliver sustained organic growth of 11.1%.

  • In Brazil, GPA reported same-store sales up 6.8%*, which was a satisfactory performance in the light of the unfavourable calendar effect and a high basis of comparison in non-food sales. "GPA Food” same-store sales were up 5.7%* over the period, 8.0%* adjusted for the Easter effect. Same-store sales at Globex ended the quarter 10.5%* higher, lifted by the sustained strong growth in e-commerce sales (up 33%*). Including the impact of expansion and the consolidation of Casas Bahia, total sales in Brazil climbed +55.9%* year-on-year.
  • Same-store performance in Colombia was impacted by the postponement to April of a major promotional campaign that in 2010 was rolled out in March. Excluding this effect, performance was very satisfactory for the quarter. Exito continued to deploy its store conversion programme (12 stores converted), and to develop the Exito Express convenience store network, with 10 openings during the period. The company’s more assertive expansion strategy drove sustained growth in total sales.

In Asia, the speed-up in organic growth observed in the fourth quarter continued in first-quarter 2011, with an 11.7% increase.

  • In Thailand, Big C enjoyed sustained organic growth, reflecting a satisfactory same-store performance and a higher contribution from expansion. The Rajdamri store, which was closed in second-quarter 2010 in the wake of political unrest, reopened in February. The development of new formats continued apace, with six Mini Big C units and one Pure outlet opened during the period. Carrefour Thailand operations are being gradually integrated in line with the business plan, with all of the stores to be converted to the Big C banner by the end of June.
  • Operations in Vietnam enjoyed another quarter of very strong organic growth, led by strong same-store sales momentum and a significant contribution from the expansion drive. A new convenience store concept, called New Cho, was launched during the quarter.

Performance in the Indian Ocean was satisfactory, with same-store sales rising 2.5%.

* Data published by the company.

Main changes in the scope of consolidation

  • Consolidation of Casas Bahia by GPA, effective 1 November 2010
  • Consolidation of Carrefour operations by Big C, effective 1 January 2011
  • Full consolidation of three franchisees by Franprix-Leader Price, effective 1 February 2011
    First Quarter   % change
  2010

€m

  2011

€m

  In Euros  

At constant

exchange rates

       
France 4,225.2 4,414.5 4.5% 4.5%
Of which:
Franprix – Leader-Price 976.9 1,074.2 10.0% 10.0%
 

Monoprix

470.0

483.2

2.8%

2.8%

 

Casino France

2,778.4

2,857.1

2.8%

2.8%

Géant Casino Hypermarkets 1,247.0 1,276.4 2.4% 2.4%
Casino Supermarkets 798.7 834.8 4.5% 4.5%
Superettes 350.2 344.8 -1.5% -1.5%
Other businesses 382.4 401.1 4.9% 4.9%
 
INTERNATIONAL 2,383.7 3,435.3 44.1% 37.2%
Of which:
South America 1,730.2 2,505.3 44.8% 37.0%
Asia 448.9 719.7 60.3% 53.6%
Other segments 204.6 210.3 2.8% 2.4%
                 

NET SALES – CONTINUING OPERATIONS

 

6,608.9

 

7,849.9

 

18.8%

 

16.3%

 
Average exchange rates   Q1 2010   Q1 2011   %Change

Argentina (ARS / EUR)

 

0.188

 

0.182

 

-3.1%

Uruguay (UYP / EUR) 0.037 0.037 1.5%
Thailand (THB / EUR) 0.022 0.024 9.1%
Vietnam (VND/EUR) (x1000) 0.040 0.037 -7.3%
Colombia (COP / EUR) (x1000) 0.370 0.390 5.3%
Brazil (R$ / EUR) 0.401 0.439 9.5%
 
France   31 March10   31 Dec 10   31 March 11
Géant Casino hypermarkets   122   125   125

Of which French affiliates

5 6 6

International Affiliates

5 5 5

French Franchises

2 1
+ Service stations   99   99   100
Casino supermarkets 394 405 407

Of which French Franchise Affiliates

54 54 51

International Franchise Affiliates

24 27 28
+ Service stations 156 160 162
 
Franprix supermarkets 798 870 867

Of which Franchise outlets

477 515 375
 
Monoprix supermarkets 470 494 494

Of which Naturalia

43 49 49

Of which French Franchise Affiliates

46 54 56

Of which International Franchise Affiliates

75 77 77
 
Leader Price discount stores 562 585 591

Of which Franchise outlets

278 294 184
             
TOTAL supermarkets and discount stores

Of which Franchise outlets/Stores operated

2,224 2,354 2,359

under business leases

  954   1,021   771
Petit Casino superettes 1,804 1,791 1,786

Of which Franchise outlets

28 29 29
 
Eco Services superettes 3 2 1
Of which Franchises 2 1 0
 
Spar superettes 895 928 934

Of which Franchise outlets

741 761 762
 
Vival superettes 1,772 1,767 1,783
Of which Franchise outlets 1,772 1,766 1,782
 
Casitalia and C’Asia superettes 1 1 1
 
Other Franchise stores 1,310 1, 260 1,206

Corners, Relay, Shell, Elf, Carmag, other

1,310 1,260 1,206
 
Wholesale outlets 1,020 926 922
             
TOTAL CONVENIENCE STORES

Of which Franchise outlets/Stores operated

6,805 6,675 6,633

under business leases/ Wholesales

  4,874   4,744   4,702
Other affiliate stores 16 20 20

Of which French affiliates

15 17 17

International Affiliates

  1   3   3
Other businesses 284 287 284
Casino Restauration 284 287 284
             
TOTAL France 9,451 9,461 9,421
             
Hypermarkets 122 125 125
Supermarkets 1,662 1,769 1,768
Discount stores 562 585 591
Superettes and other stores 6,821 6,695 6,653
Other   284   287   284
 
International   31 March10   31 Dec 10   31 March 11
ARGENTINA   22   23   23
Libertad hypermarkets 14 15 15
Other businesses   8   8   8
 
URUGUAY 53 53 53
Géant hypermarkets 1 1 1
Disco supermarkets 28 28 28
Devoto supermarkets   24   24   24
 
BRAZIL
Extra hypermarkets 1,647 1,647
Pão de Açúcar supermarkets 1,089 110 114
Sendas supermarkets 104 149 151
Extra Perto supermarkets 145 17 13
CompreBem supermarkets 67 101 118
Assai discount stores 13 113 93
Extra Facil convenience stores 155 57 59
Eletro, Ponto Frio, Casas Bahia (other 42 68 67
businesses) 61 1032 1,032

Of which Ponto Frio

502 506 506

Of which Casas Bahia

  455   526   526
 
THAILAND 116 168
Big C hypermarkets 70 105
Big C supermarkets 97 2 10
Mini Big C convenience stores 67 15 22
Pure stores (other businesses)   30   29   31
 
VIETNAM 15
Big C hypermarkets 10 14 14
New Cho convenience store   10   14   1
 
INDIAN OCEAN 49 50 50
Jumbo hypermarkets 11 11 11
Score/Jumbo supermarkets 21 21 21
Cash and Carry supermarkets 5 5 5
Spar supermarkets 6 7 7
Other businesses   6   76   6
 
COLOMBIA
Exito hypermarkets 260 299 303
Pomona, Carulla and Exito supermarkets 74 73 75
Surtimax discount stores 91 112 112
Exito Express, Carulla Express convenience 49 54 57
stores 11 22 32
Ley and others   35   38   27
 
TOTAL INTERNATIONAL   1, 580   2,202   2,259
 
Hypermarkets 281 294 335
Supermarkets 555 579 582
Discount stores 91 111 116
Convenience stores 83 105 122
Other businesses   570   1,113   1,104

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