Swedish ICA stores – January 2015 sales figures
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Sales in the Swedish ICA stores rose by 4.3% in January 2015 compared with the corresponding month last year. Sales in like-for-like stores increased by 3.6%. +----------------------+-----+----------+-------------+ | January 2015 | +----------------------+-----+----------+-------------+ |Store sales, excl. VAT| SEKm| Change| Change| | | |all stores|like-for-like| +----------------------+-----+----------+-------------+ |Maxi ICA Stormarknad |2,543| 7.4%| 5.3%| +----------------------+-----+----------+-------------+ |ICA Kvantum |2,081| 5.2%| 3.3%| +----------------------+-----+----------+-------------+ |ICA Supermarket |2,573| 1.7%| 2.3%| +----------------------+-----+----------+-------------+ |ICA Nära |1,220| 2.5%| 3.1%| +----------------------+-----+----------+-------------+ |Total |8,417| 4.3%| 3.6%| +----------------------+-----+----------+-------------+ In January 2015, sales in the Swedish ICA stores totalled SEK 8,417 million excluding VAT, which is an increase of 4.3% compared with the same month in the previous year. At 31 January 2015, the number of ICA stores in Sweden was 1,313. Store sales for February will be published on 9 March 2015 at 08.45 CET. To see all publication dates in 2015, please visit ICA Gruppen’s website http://www.icagruppen.se/en/investors/#!/calendar. For more information ICA Gruppen press service, telephone: +46 10 422 52 52 ICA Gruppen discloses the information provided herein pursuant to the Securities Market Act and/or the Financial Instruments Trading Act. The information was submitted for publication at 08.45 CET on Monday, 9 February 2015. ICA Gruppen AB (publ) is a leading retail company with a focus on food and health. The Group includes ICA Sweden and Rimi Baltic which mainly conduct grocery retail, ICA Real Estate which owns and manages properties, ICA Bank which offers financial services and, since January 2015, Apotek Hjärtat which conducts pharmacy operations. The Group also includes ICA Norway which is being divested, the wholly owned portfolio company inkClub and the partly owned portfolio companies Cervera and Hemtex. For more information see icagruppen.se
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