Overview
- The 3,000‑m² Al Río store opens Saturday with live entertainment, gift cards for the first 300 visitors worth ARS 40,000–400,000, and souvenirs for the first 500 purchases.
- The site was developed alongside the adjacent Carrefour hypermarket, repurposing part of the former food court and a section of the depot.
- Reentry is led by Grupo One, whose investors include Manuel Antelo, Sabine Mulliez and Pedro Aguirre Saravia, with about 90 hires for the launch and a plan projecting 750 direct jobs.
- The company targets about 20 stores nationwide within five years, with 2026 openings agreed for Abasto (~2,700 m², ~US$5 million) and Alto Palermo (~1,400 m², ~US$4 million).
- Local price lists have not been released; Uruguay pricing is being used as guidance and industry sources expect Argentine prices roughly 10–20% below the market average, with the full global assortment including Quechua, Tribord, Domyos, Rockrider, Kuikma and Kipsta.