Third store opening in Paris
Voted favorite store by the French in 2023, Action keeps gaining ground every year in the French hard-discount market. In 2023, the Dutch store opened more than 300 locations around the world and saw its revenue increase by almost 28% as reported by BFMTV. According to BFMTV, there are now 800 stores in France, making it the largest market for the chain.đź”´ FLASH - #Paris : Le discounter néerlandais #Action a inauguré ce samedi un troisième magasin.
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👉 Après le 19e arrondissement, le petit dernier se #situe cette fois dans le 15e arrondissement, au 81 rue de Lourmel. (Le Figaro) #Paris15 pic.twitter.com/yVRUEuK2xA
In Paris, Action has three stores, the first one opened in 2021 in the Le Parks shopping center, on boulevard MacDonald in the 19th arrondissement, and the second one also in the 19th arrondissement, on avenue de Flandres, opened at the end of 2023. For its third store, the brand has settled at 81 rue de Lourmel, in the premises of a former Intermarché store. Located below residential buildings, this new address of over 2,500 m2 promises to attract crowds!
A successful formula
Let he or she who has never taken a stroll through the aisles of Action cast the first stone! True Aladdin's caves, the brand's stores are full of all kinds of items at unbeatable prices. Every time, the equation is the same: you can find nearly 6000 products on the shelves, including 1,500 "favorites" for less than 1 euro, ranging from simple toothbrushes to garden furniture, and even cans of soda for 50 cents per litre. From eco-friendly products, toys, school supplies, to clothing.
From textiles, DIY, cleaning and hygiene products, food... Everything is covered here!Check out this post on Instagram A post shared by Challenges (@challenges) Even though Action promises to offer "high-quality products, while protecting the environment," the company has faced criticism from labor unions. They highlight "harsh working conditions in stores" and a culture of "management through fear."