LEEDS, UK - Britain's second largest supermarket chain has announced it will open at least 25 new stores this year as it seeks to recover from a difficult 2005.
Asda, owned by US retail giant Wal-Mart Stores, says the new outlets will be a mixture of supermarkets, non-food shops and small neighbourhood stores.
The strategy aims to recapture market share and remedy two consecutive quarters of missed sales and profit targets.
Asda, owned by US retail giant Wal-Mart Stores, says the new outlets will be a mixture of supermarkets, non-food shops and small neighbourhood stores.
The strategy aims to recapture market share and remedy two consecutive quarters of missed sales and profit targets.
