Pepco Group Reorganizes German Operations Amidst Record Revenue and Market Challenges
European retail group Pepco is undertaking a significant reorganization of its German store network, which includes operations in Berlin, Magdeburg, Leipzig, and the Ruhr region. The company, which offers clothing, home furnishings, and decorations, currently employs approximately 500 people across these locations. This strategic move comes as the group has reported record-breaking revenue, highlighting both its growth and the challenging market conditions it navigates.
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This development follows a strong financial performance for the Pepco group. In the third quarter, the company achieved a record revenue of EUR 1.1 billion, marking a 7.7 percent increase compared to the same period in the previous year. This financial success underscores the group’s overall market presence, even as it addresses specific operational adjustments in key markets like Germany.