Colruyt Structuring a Leveraged Buyout
VRIO Analysis
Colruyt is the largest food retailer in Belgium. Colruyt operates 385 supermarkets, convenience stores, and pharmacies under various brands, including SuperU, HyperColruyt, and Pharmacy24. It was founded in 1959 by Jean-Jacques Collon in Brussels. In 2015, it was purchased by Investec Asset Management for $1.85 billion, making it the biggest acquisition in Belgian history. This document analyzes Colruyt
Problem Statement of the Case Study
Leveraged buyouts, as they have become quite common, can take a significant toll on the balance sheet of both the acquirer and the target. The acquisition of Colruyt Group, however, proved to be a case of “win-win” for both. published here We at CCI Global Consulting were approached by the Colruyt Group to help them achieve their acquisition strategy by setting up an LBO (Leveraged Buyout) process. The process started with a strategic due diligence and evaluation of Colruyt Group’
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In 2014, the supermarket chain Colruyt Group completed the purchase of Dutch online food retailer Goedkoop Verkoop, which operated under the brand MyWebShop. The company, which had been the 3rd largest player in the online food retail market, was valued at 400 million euros. The acquisition marked a significant expansion of Colruyt’s online presence and aims to bolster its leadership position in the grocery industry. Colruyt Group CEO, Thomas Van den Broeck Clicking Here