Home plus

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Home plus Co., Ltd
Type Joint Venture
Industry Retailing
Founded 1999 [1]
Founder(s) Seong Han Lee
Headquarters

Seoul, South Korea

Cheshunt, Broxbourne, Hertfordshire, England, United Kingdom
Number of locations hypermarket : 120, Homeplus Express : 250
Products Groceries, consumer goods,
Website www.homeplus.co.kr
Home plus
Hangul 홈플러스
Hanja (none)
Revised Romanization Hom-peul-leo-seu
McCune–Reischauer Hom-pul-le-su

Home plus is a South Korean/British discount store retail chain jointly owned by Samsung and Tesco with 113 branches throughout South Korea.[2] Tesco currently holds 94% of the shares in the venture.[3] Home plus operates both hypermarkets and its express format as well as a home delivery shopping service. Home plus hypermarket stores typically offer general home products, clothing, electronics, and sporting goods. They also usually feature a multi-story car park, large supermarkets, and small, special-purpose stores such as fast food restaurants, travel agencies, appliance-rental firms, pharmacies, and bookstores. There are also "culture centres" in some of the stores. Home plus is the second largest retailer in South Korea, just behind Shinsegae Group.[3]

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[edit] Locations

Stores in Seoul & Gyeonggi Province

  • Gayang (가양점)
  • Gajwa (가좌점)
  • Ganseok (간석점)
  • Gangdong (강동점)
  • Gangseo (강서점)
  • Gyeonggi Hannam (경기하남점)
  • Gyesan (계산점)
  • Guwol (구월점)
  • Geumcheon (금천점)
  • Gimpo (김포점)
  • Gimpo Pungmu (김포풍무점)
  • Dongdaemun (동대문점)
  • Dongsuwon (동수원점)
  • Myeonmok (면목점)
  • Mokdong (목동점)
  • Banghak (방학점)
  • Byeongjeom (병점점)
  • Bucheon Sawol (부천사월점)
  • Bucheon Sosa (부천소사점)
  • Bucheon Yeowol (부천여월점)
  • Buksuwol (북수원점)
  • Bundang Ori (분당오리점)
  • Songwoo (송우점)
  • Songta (송타점)
  • Sihwa (시화점)
  • Sinheung (신흥점)
  • Sinnae (신내점)
  • Sindorim (신도림점)
  • Ansan Gojan (안산고잔점)
  • Ansan Seobu (안산서부점)
  • Ansan (안산점)
  • Anyang (안양점)
  • Yatap (야탑점)
  • Yeongdeungpo (영등포점)
  • Yeongtong (영통점)
  • Woncheon (원천점)
  • Wolgok (월곡점)
  • World Cup (월드컵점)
  • Uijeongbu (의정부점)
  • Incheon Nonhyeon (인천논현점)
  • Inha (인하점)
  • Ilsan (일산점)
  • Jakjeon (작전점)
  • Jamsil (잠실점)
  • Junggye (중계점)
  • Jungdong (중동점)
  • Jinjeop Branch (진접점)
  • Kintex (킨텍스점)
  • Paju Munsan (파주문산점)
  • Pyeongchon (평촌점)
  • Pocheon Songwoo (포천송우점)
  • Hwaseong Dongtan (화성동탄점)
  • Hwaseong Hyangnam (화성향남점)

Stores in Daejeon & Chungcheonnam-do Province

  • Gyeryong (계룡점)
  • Nonsan (논산점)
  • Daejeon Gao (대전가오점)
  • Daejeon Dunsan (대전둔산점)
  • Daejeon Danbang (대전탄방점)
  • Dongdaejeon (동대전점)
  • Munhwa (문화점)
  • Boryeong (보령점)
  • Seodaejeon (서대전점)
  • Yuseong (유성점)
  • Jochiwon (조치원점)
  • Cheonan Sinbang (천안신방점)
  • Cheonan (천안점)

[edit] References

  1. ^ [http://www.sed.manchester.ac.uk/geography/research/gpn/gpnwp11.pdf The strategic localization of transnational retailers: the case of Samsung-Tesco in South Korea.] January 2005.
  2. ^ "홈플러스 (Hom-peul-leo-seu)". Homeplus. http://www.homeplus.co.kr/index.jsp. Retrieved 2008-02-18. 
  3. ^ a b "E-Land in talk to sell stores to Tesco South Korea unit | Reuters". Uk.reuters.com. 2008-05-14. http://uk.reuters.com/article/idUKSEO28008020080514. Retrieved 2010-04-16. 

[edit] See also

[edit] External links

homepluslk.co.cc

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