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Circle-K.Pdf TM Take it easy Circle K is an international chain of convenience stores, founded in 1951 in WHO IS El Paso, Texas, United States. Circle K, an American company which is owned by Alimentation Couche-Tard, operates more than 15,000 convenience stores across the globe, making it one of the TM largest food retailers in the world with Take it easy sales of US$ 15.8 billion in 2009. Circle K is brought to the GCC by Convenience Arabia LLC, and aims to oer consumers a completele fresh and unique shopping experience across the wider GCC. Circle K Facts: Circle K oers a wide range of Circle K is owned by Alimentation local and international brands and Couche Tard, a convenience provides services to commercial, store retailer with over 48,000 academic, touristic and residential employees and US$ 15 billion in communities. revenues in 2009 Alimentation Couche Tard operates a number of convenience store brands including Circle K, Couche Tard, Macs, and the recently acquired On-The-Run, sites in the USA In 2009, Circle K was the fastest growing convenience store chain in North America TM Take it easy Convenience Arabia LLC Best Convenience Retail Chain 2017 We attended 18 000+ daily customers all over UAE TM Take it easy TM Take it easy AROUND THE WORLD CANADA CHINA NORTHERN EUROPE EASTERN EUROPE UNITED STATE JAPAN VIETNAM GUAM MEXICO PHILIPPINES KSA INDIA HONDURAS UAE INDONISIA 24-7 operations available in few locations TM Take it easy Strategy The Convenience Arabia LLC strategy builds on our long term mission and places a strong focus on growing our customers satisfaction. To set up our strategic objectives under TM three uncompromising leitmotivs : • Performing our network Take it easy • Developing our strong relation with our clients, partners and shareholders STRATEGY, • Expending our network within ME. VISION AND Vision MISSION • We are focused on becoming ME TOP convenience retailer, in oering every day to our customer an unique experience. • We aim to develop a standardized Mission sustainable business unit and system that can be adapted in all ME. • Our mission is to bring new convenience unit concept to the ME • We aim to develop our network with a dynamic retail environment, and to specic strategy tailored for each market operate our network by maintaining and advice to maximize our business extraordinary services to our customers, while keeping the highest level of quality partners, and shareholders, and working and customer service. environment that reect our high standards and uncompromising •We aim to become the TOP convenience ccommitmentommitment to excelence. to destination. We are in business, we are in ship We are in sports, we are in hospital TM Take it easy Complete assortment of convenience goods, from Mobile and I-tune card, to healthy food and laundry services. TM Take it easy Custom kiosk designs for both indoor and outdoor applications. TM Take it easy TM Take it easy TRADING PARTNERS Wide range of fresh sandwich salads and desserts 6000+ actives SKU TM Take it easy TM Circle K today is having 40 outlets across Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Al ain with a team Take it easy force of 400 serving 7 million+ customers. We are having ambition plan to open 200+ outlets in UAE by 2020. OUR KEY LEASING PARTNERS Extensive variety of hot & cold beverage TM Take it easy 130+ suppliers, 10,000+ products, and over 400 brands. Daily Essentials: • Beverages – water, soft drinks, energy drinks and juices • Confectionery, sweets and salts • Households and Groceries • Dairy products • Organic range • Mini pharmacy • Newspapers and magazines Bakery & Deli: • Complete solution for hot and cold coee range-expresso, cappuccino, frappuchino etc. • Bakery products • Sandwiches and wraps • Ready meals and combo meals • Breakfasts and snacks • Hot dogs, donuts and nachos TM • Salads • Fresh fruit juices Take it easy Services: CATEGORY • ATM • Du, Etisalat, Salik recharge cards • Laundry Circle K was ranked #9 on the Top 10 global franchises for 2012 by ‘Entrepreneur’ magazine’s Franchise 500 rankings, ahead of KFC, Domino’s, Dunkin’ Donuts and 7-Eleven. Circle K was recognized in 2010 and 2012 by the highly regarded ‘Franchise Times’ publication as a Leading Global Franchise Program. Currently the world’s second largest convenience store operator, Circle K has a network of about 15,000+ stores globally. Circle K is a pioneer in new markets such as UAE, Indonesia and Vietnam, where it is transforming the market from traditional groceries into modern convenience stores. Convenience Arabia is bringing Circle K to the region with the aim to upgrade the grocery store sector and to provide the best shopping experiences to our customers . TM FACTaTkeS it ea&s y FIGURESFACTS & FIGURES Open for FRANCHISE For franchise inquries you may reach us through TM Take it easy [email protected] | +971 (4) 333 6644. Convenience Arabia LLC l You may also visit our website @ www.circlek.ae Best Convenience Retai Chain 2017 TM Take it easy Laurent Guitart THE NEW FACE OF [email protected] Convenience Arabia LLC CONVENIENCE RETAILING +971 (4) 333-6644 IN UAE P.O. Box 36499. Dubai, UAE www.circlek.ae Circle K in the GCC is operated by Convenience Arabia LLC, the pioneer in Convenience Arabia LLC is the operator and licensor of Circle K in the GCC. upgrading corner stores across the region..
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