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Lidl Cyprus invests over €1 3 million for the expansion its store

OLOI TEAM

With renewed infrastructure and an emphasis on energy efficiency, Lidl Cyprus is upgrading the shopping experience in Limassol.

Lidl Cyprus continues its network upgrade plan and is delivering its fully renovated store in Mouttagiaka to the public. With an investment exceeding 1.3 million euros, the company is modernizing its infrastructure, offering a modern and functional sales area of ​​1,446 sq m, designed to meet the needs of the modern consumer.

Lidl Cyprus remains true to its commitment to top quality products at the best market prices. The renovated store fully ensures daily availability of fresh products, offering a comfortable and quality shopping experience in a pleasant environment.

illustration Lidl Cyprus invests over 1 3 million for the expansion its store

Key features of the renovated store:

  1. The store has modernized refrigeration facilities, which significantly enhance energy efficiency and reduce the environmental footprint, in line with the company’s sustainability strategy.
  2. For better and faster customer service, the store has 6 traditional cash registers and 6 modern self-checkout cash registers, offering a flexible payment experience that reduces waiting time.
  3. The redesigned sales area of ​​1,446 sq m. allows easy navigation through the aisles, making daily shopping a pleasant process.

Lidl Cyprus continues to invest in infrastructure that combines innovation with respect for the environment, confirming its leading position in the preference of Cypriot consumers.

photo Lidl Cyprus invests over 1 3 million for the expansion its store

visual Lidl Cyprus invests over 1 3 million for the expansion its store

picture Lidl Cyprus invests over 1 3 million for the expansion its store

snapshot Lidl Cyprus invests over 1 3 million for the expansion its store

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