A decade after the acquisition of the Marinopoulos stores, Greece’s leading supermarket chain Sklavenitis is going from one record to another, in the face of inflationary pressures.
It managed to outperform the grocery sector, thanks not only to its appeal to consumers but also to its constant investment in its network.
According to the financial results the chain released on Thursday, its group turnover amounted to €6.13 billion last year, posting an increase of 10.25% from the €5.56 billion recorded in 2024.
Overall, the supermarket sector posted a 7.1% annual growth rate in 2025, according to NielsenIQ data.
