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Spain: ALDI will continue to grow in Andalusia with 7 new stores in 2025

Discount Retail Chain Aldi closed the year with 105 supermarkets in Andalusia, adding 6 new establishments and more than 7,700 m2 of sales space. ALDI plans to open around 40 new stores in Spain this year, around 18% of which will be held in Andalusia, the community with the most ALDI stores in the country.


ALDI maintains its commitment to continue growing in Andalusia and announces that it plans to open 7 new stores in the region during 2025. These openings are part of the ambitious expansion plan that the company is carrying out in Spain, which maintains the pace of recent years with the forecast of about 40 new establishments this year, spread throughout the national territory. Specifically, about 18% of the openings will be held in Andalusia.


These openings will give continuity to the significant growth experienced in Andalusia in recent years, which has positioned itself as the autonomous community with the most ALDI stores in Spain, with a total of 105 supermarkets. The company closed 2024 with more than 113,000 m2 on Andalusian soil, totalling 7,700 m2 thanks to the opening of 6 stores. These inaugurations took place in the Malaga municipalities of Torre del Mar, Marbella and Nerja, in the province of Cádiz in El Puerto de Santa María and Algeciras and in the Seville province of San José de la Rinconada.


In order to continue to bring its purchase option based on discount and low prices closer, ALDI has opened nearly 130 stores in Spain in the last three years, 26 in Andalusia. Thanks to this commitment to the Andalusian region, the company has more than 1,400,000 customers in the autonomous community. In fact, nearly 4 out of 10 Andalusian families have shopped at ALDI in the last year.


ALDI's expansion plans for this year include its consolidation in the Canary Islands and the Balearic Islands and the opening of new stores in the northern region of the country, with openings in the Basque Country, Aragon, Galicia and Cantabria. The company will also boost itself in strategic territories - Andalusia, the Community of Madrid, the Community of Valencia and Catalonia will account for more than half of the planned expansion - and will reaffirm its growth in other regions such as the Region of Murcia.


The keys to ALDI

ALDI is committed to ensuring a careful selection of products, based on own-brand items, which guarantee ALDI's quality levels at low prices. Its business model allows customers to find savings opportunities in their shopping basket, thanks to an assortment with 86% own brand and 80% national origin, with low prices and weekly offers that include fresh products and other products necessary in the usual purchase.


ALDI works with own-brand products, i.e. those products that can only be purchased in ALDI supermarkets, with suppliers who share the same quality and price standards as the company, ensuring an assortment aligned with ALDI's commitment to good prices and quality.


Thanks to this strategy, ALDI consolidates itself as a relevant and reliable purchase option in Spanish households. In the last year, ALDI has gained more than 387,000 shoppers and is the supermarket chain that has grown the most in Spain in terms of customers in 2024, as well as in the last three years, thanks to an assortment that ensures quality while guaranteeing savings for families. Currently, ALDI already has 469 stores and more than 7,445,000 customers in Spain.


Nearly 4 out of 10 households have shopped at ALDI in the last year: currently, the company has a penetration of 38.9%, according to data from the consulting firm Kantar Worldpanel.


ALDI is one of the leading supermarket chains in Spain, with a discount-based business model. ALDI entered the Spanish market in 2002 and currently has more than 460 stores and more than 7,500 employees. ALDI focuses its activity on offering high quality products at the best price, which it obtains by buying from the best local, state and international suppliers and through its own brands, which represent 86% of its assortment and whose standards allow it to maintain the best quality-price ratio in its products.


The ALDI Nord group of companies is one of the most important food chains in the world. The discounter focuses all its efforts on offering quality basic products at the best price to customers in eight European countries. The key to the ALDI Nord Group's continued success is its more than 91,000 employees in Belgium, France, Germany, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Poland, Portugal and Spain.



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