Consumer China
RT-Mart - aiming at the lower tiers
- Published 12 Aug 2010
The supermarket chain reportedly made total revenues of Rmb 40.4bn in 2009, surpassing Carrefour which made Rmb 36.6bn to become the largest hypermarket by sales revenues in mainland China.
Background:Unlisted RT-Mart is 30% owned by Ruentex Development Co (9945:TPE), a Taiwan company focused on the retail and construction business. RT-Mart is mainland China's biggest supermarket chain by revenues and has a strong focus on lower tier cities. According to Hong Wankang, head of business development at RT-Mart, the company is planning to raise $800m through a Hong Kong listing, though no time frame was given.
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