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Seoudi Supermarket

Egyptian family supermarket since 1976

Egypt , Cairo Founded 1976 1001-5000 Website

Operating Since1976 (50y)

About Seoudi Supermarket

Seoudi Supermarket is a leading Egyptian indigenous supermarket chain founded in 1976, operating dozens of branches across Cairo, Giza, and Alexandria. The chain is known for its broad product selection and is one of the longest-operating family-owned Egyptian retail businesses.

Leadership & Team

Founder(s)Seoudi family

Contact

seoudisupermarket.com

Quick Facts

CountryEgypt

Founded1976

TypeSME

ModelB2C

Team Size1001-5000

Operating In

Egypt

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