Migros Ticaret (MGROS) Company presentation summary
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Company presentation summary
4 Aug, 2026Company overview and market position
Operates in Turkey (all 81 cities), Macedonia, and Kazakhstan with 1,933 stores as of March 31, 2018.
Recognized for innovation, loyalty programs, and customer service, with 7.7 million active Money Club Card households.
Leading supermarket operator in Turkey with a 16.1% share in the modern FMCG market and 6.6% in total FMCG.
Multi-channel strategy includes supermarkets, upscale stores, proximity formats, online, wholesale, and international operations.
Strong sustainability and corporate governance credentials, included in BIST Sustainability and Corporate Governance Indices.
Ownership and history
Joint venture between BC Partners (23.2%) and Anadolu Group (50%), with 26.8% free float.
Founded in 1954, the company has experienced five ownership eras, maintaining consistent management principles.
Operating environment and business model
Operates in an attractive, growing market with significant upside potential; Turkish food retail market is 66% unorganized.
Flexible, capital-light model with mostly rented stores and low capex as a percentage of sales.
Focus on fresh categories, with dedicated meat production plants and advanced logistics network.
Recognized for quality management, with multiple ISO certifications and industry awards.
Latest events from Migros Ticaret
- Q2 sales up 2.7% to TRY 124.4bn, EBITDA margin 4.3%, with margin pressure from inflation.MGROS
Q2 2026 - Strong sales growth, digital leadership, and operational efficiency drive expansion and profitability.MGROS
Corporate presentation - Net sales up 6.4% to TRY109.2B, net profit up 19%, with strong digital and efficiency gains.MGROS
Q1 2026 - Omnichannel, digital, and ecosystem expansion drive growth, profitability, and sustainability.MGROS
CMD 2026 - Net sales rose 7.4% to TL 412.8 bn, EBITDA margin hit 6.6%, but net profit fell on inflation impact.MGROS
Q4 2025 - Sales and EBITDA margins rose, with digital and sustainability gains and strong cash flow.MGROS
Q3 2025 - Sales and EBITDA grew, but net income fell amid inflation and rising costs.MGROS
Q2 2025 - Targets omnichannel growth, digital innovation, and sustainability for 2035.MGROS
CMD 2025 Presentation - Sales and EBITDA surged, but net profit dropped due to inflation accounting impacts.MGROS
Q3 2024