List of superstores

This is a list of big-box stores by country.

Multi-national

• Auchan - hypermarkets; France
• B&Q - DIY home improvement; United Kingdom
• Babies "R" Us - baby clothes, care products, furniture, toys (Defunct)
• Barnes & Noble - books, music, videos, magazines
• Best Buy - music, videos, electronics, computer software, appliances
• Blockbuster Video - video rental (Defunct)
• Borders - books, music, videos (Defunct)
• Bricorama - D.Y, gardening; France
• Bunnings - Home improvement; Australia and New Zealand (formerly United Kingdom and Ireland)
• Cabela's - hunting, fishing, camping; historically a US-only chain, but opened its first Canadian location in 2008
• Carrefour - hypermarkets; France
• Castorama - DIY, gardening; France
• Conforama - home furniture, electronics; France
• Cora
• Costco - merged with Price Club; groceries, general merchandise
• Darty - electronics, appliances
• Decathlon - sports equipment, sports clothing, bicycles; France
• E.Leclerc - hypermarkets; France
• Fnac - music, videos, games, books, computer software, electronics, appliances; France
• Galeries Lafayette - department store; France
• Geoffrey's Toy Box - toys, video games, videos (Revival of Toys R Us)
• Harvey Norman - furniture, housewares, electronics; Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, Malaysia, Ireland, United Kingdom (Northern Ireland), Slovenia and Croatia
• Hipercor - hypermarkets; Spain
• The Home Depot - hardware
• IKEA - furniture, housewares
• Kaufland - groceries, general merchandise; Germany, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Poland, Romania, Bulgaria and Croatia
• Kmall24 - Korean cosmetics, groceries, households&groceries, clothing
• Kmart - owned by Transformco; groceries, general merchandise; United States (formerly Canada, Australia, Czechoslovakia, Mexico, New Zealand and Singapore)
• Big Kmart - groceries, general merchandise (Defunct)
• Super Kmart - groceries, general merchandise (Defunct; United States, Australia and Mexico)
• Sears Essentials - groceries, general merchandise (Defunct)
• Sears Grand - groceries, general merchandise (Defunct)
• Kmart Australia - owned by Wesfarmers previously related to Kmart stores in the US; general merchandise; Australia and New Zealand
• Leroy Merlin - DIY, gardening; France
• Norauto - automotive; France
• OBI
• Office 1
• Office Depot - office supplies
• PetSmart - pet supplies
• PriceSmart
• Real - owned by Metro AG
• Sephora - perfumes; France
• Staples Inc. - office supplies, office equipment
• Target - general merchandise
• Tesco - hypermarkets; United Kingdom
• Tower Records - music, videos (Defunct)
• Toys "R" Us - toys, video games, videos (Temporarily Defunct)
• Walmart - groceries, general merchandise
• Sam's Club - groceries, general merchandise
• Walmart Supercenter - groceries, general merchandise
• The Warehouse Group

Australia

• Big W
• Bing Lee
• Bunnings
• Costco
• Harvey Norman
• JB Hi-Fi
• Kmart
• Mitre 10
• Officeworks
• Supercheap Auto
• Target
• The Good Guys

Bangladesh

• Agora Super Stores
• Almas[1]
• Amana Big Bazar[1]
• Meena Bazar
• Mustafa Mart

• PRAN-RFL Group
• Daily Shopping[2][3]

Brazil

• Atacadão
• Carrefour
• Leroy Merlin
• Sam's Club

Canada

• Best Buy
• The Brick
• Canadian Tire
• Chapters
• Costco
• Dollarama
• Food Basics
• Geoffrey's Toy Box (revival of Toys R Us)
• Giant Tiger
• The Home Depot
• Home Outfitters

China

• Carrefour - France
• Costco - USA
• Lotte Mart - South Korea
• Leroy Merlin - France
• Sam's Club - USA
• Walmart - USA
• Wumart

France

• 3 Suisses - clothing, electronics, appliances, toys, general household merchandise
• Auchan - hypermarket
• Brico Depot - DIY
• Bricomarché - Groupe Intermarché; DIY
• Bricorama - Groupe Carrefour; DIY
• Carrefour - hypermarket
• Castorama - DIY, gardening
• Celio - clothing
• Conforama

India

• Big Bazaar - owned by the Reliance Industries
• Easyday - owned by Reliance Industries
• Giant Hypermarket
• Ikea
• More - owned by Amazon
• Jio Mart - owned by Reliance Industries Limited
• Saravana Stores - owned by Saravana Stores
• Spencer's Retail - owned by RPSG Group
• D-mart

Indonesia

• Aeon
• Hero
• Lotte Mart
• LuLu Hypermarket
• Hypermart
• Super Indo
• Ranch Market[5]
• Transmart
• Grand Lucky[6]
• Indogrosir[7]

Laos

• BigC - part of Groupe Casino, France

Malaysia

• Carrefour - France
• Giant
• Makro
• Tesco

New Zealand

• Bunnings - Home Improvement
• Kmart - General Merchandise
• Mitre 10 - Home Improvement
• Pak'nSave - Large format discount grocery
• The Warehouse - General Merchandise

Norway

• Coop Obs!
• Smart Club (out of business)

Pakistan

• Carrefour
• Imtiaz Super Market
• Metro Cash and Carry

Philippines

• CSI
• SM Hypermarket
• S&R
• Robinsons Supermarket
• Puregold Supermarket

Singapore

• Carrefour - France
• Giant

Thailand

• Big C - part of Groupe Casino, France and Central Retail Corporation
• Siam Makro
• Lotus's - part of Tesco UK and Lotus Supercenter
• Tops Superstore - part of Central Food Retail

United Kingdom

• Argos - general household merchandise, toys
• Asda - grocery, general merchandise
• B&Q - hardware, home improvement materials
• Currys - electronics, white goods
• DFS - furniture
• Halfords - auto parts and accessories
• Matalan - clothing
• Morrisons - grocery, general merchandise
• Sainsbury's - grocery, general merchandise

United States

Vietnam

• BigC - part of Groupe Casino, France

See also

• List of department stores
• List of convenience stores
• List of hypermarkets