CHILE: Cencosud plans investment in supermarket openings
By Katy Askew | 13 February 2012
Chilean retailer Cencosud predicted an increase in revenues this year as it announced plans to invest US$1.28bn in new store openings.
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Chilean retailer Cencosud predicted an increase in revenues this year as it announced plans to invest US$1.28bn in new store openings.

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