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SUPERVALU Retail Formats
Price Superstores
202 company-owned stores
12,840,000 square feet
111 stores
80 company-owned
31 franchised
53 stores
40 stores
17 stores
12 stores
Extreme Value Food Stores
998 stores
14,378,000 square feet
234 company-owned
764 licensed
Supermarkets
60 stores
3,004,000 square feet
37 stores
18 stores
5 stores
At a glance
Store Expansion
5 Year Compound Annual Growth Rate is 10.5 percent
Company-Owned Licensed Total
Fiscal 1997 288 476 764
Fiscal 1998 279 559 838
Fiscal 1999 313 630 943
Fiscal 2000 455 662 1,117
Fiscal 2001 467 727 1,194
Fiscal 2002 496 764 1,260
Market Position
Save-A-Lot is the largest extreme value grocery retailer in the U.S.
SUPERVALU’s price superstore and supermarket formats hold the No.1,
2 or 3 market positions in most of their markets
Combined, SUPERVALU is the 11th largest grocery retailer in the U.S.
Fiscal 2002 Retail Highlights
Opened 115 stores, closed/sold 49 stores
Increased total retail square footage by 7 percent, including a 13 percent
increase in Save-A-Lot square footage
Posted consecutive quarterly improvement in comparable sales
Remodeled 24 price superstores and traditional supermarkets, compared
with 9 remodels in Fiscal 2001
Save-A-Lot entered Gulf Coast, Chicago and Baltimore markets
Store Locations
Extreme Value Food Stores Price Superstores Supermarkets
As one of the largest companies in the $680 billion U.S. grocery channel, SUPERVALU leverages
significant purchasing power from manufacturers across the country. SUPERVALU then combines
this power at retail with its vast logistics capabilities to ship more than 1 billion cases each year.
Retail
SUPERVALU’s growing presence in grocery retailing, specifically price impact retailing,
combines excellent store level execution, merchandising, supply chain expertise, and
overall commitment to customer satisfaction.
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