Mercadona, headquartered in Spain, remains privately held in the retail/supermarket space. No public ticker exists for the company.
Mercadona has no published valuation.
No funding round for Mercadona has been disclosed yet.
No investor is named on the Mercadona record yet.
Mercadona is a Spanish supermarket chain operating 1,637 stores in Spain and 39 in Portugal as of January 2026, selling groceries across its network. The company was founded in 1977 by Francisco Roig Ballester and Trinidad Alfonso Mocholà in Tavernes Blanques , Valencian Community . Initially operating as a butcher's shop, it expanded into grocery retail and developed into one of Spain's largest supermarket chains.
Juan Roig (Chairman & CEO) bought his parents' company in 1981, when it had eight grocery stores in Valencia. Mercadona now makes about €4.52 profit for every €100 of sales, having crossed the 4% net margin mark for the first time.
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