Romania: DIY Retailer Leroy Merlin Aims to Open New Stores in Pitesti, (...)

July 26, 2024

DIY Retailer Leroy Merlin Aims to Open New Stores in Pitesti, Bucharest and Bistrita
Jul 26, 2024

DIY Retailer Leroy Merlin Aims to Open New Stores in Pitesti, Bucharest and Bistrita.

Leroy Merlin, the second largest DIY retailer locally by turnover, is readying to open a new store in Bistrita next year, also having works underway for other openings both in Bucharest and other cities.

[Read the article in Ziarul Financiar]

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