Overview
- The company says its footprint will reach nearly 2,800 locations this year, with a goal of about 3,200 by the end of 2028, after drawing 17 million new U.S. customers in 2025.
- Colorado becomes a new market with more than 50 stores planned across Denver and Colorado Springs, supported by a distribution center in Aurora expected to open in 2029.
- Maine is slated to see an initial opening in Portland in 2026 as part of the broader expansion.
- To support the growth, Aldi plans three new distribution centers in Baldwin, Florida, Aurora, Colorado, and Goodyear, Arizona, and it will upgrade its website to simplify shopping.
- The chain will continue converting Southeastern Grocers sites, targeting close to 80 conversions in 2026 and more than 200 by the end of 2027, while adding 10 Phoenix stores in 2026 on the way to 40 by 2030 and doubling its Las Vegas count by 2030.