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Trades about 62% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Woolworths Group Limited is a major retail conglomerate that manages a diverse portfolio of stores. Its extensive operations are structured across several key divisions: The Australian Food segment is responsible for sourcing and distributing food and related products, serving consumers across Australia through its network of 1,087 Woolworths supermarkets and Metro Food stores. The Australian B2B segment focuses on providing food and associated goods to other businesses for resale, in addition to offering supply chain solutions to corporate clients within Australia. In New Zealand, the Food segment specializes in the procurement and sale of food and beverages, catering to retail customers via its 190 Countdown supermarkets. Furthermore, the BIG W segment deals in acquiring and vending discounted general merchandise to Australian shoppers through its 176 BIG W outlets. Beyond these, the company also engages in wholesale activities. Established in 1924 and headquartered in Bella Vista, Australia, the entity was originally known as Woolworths Limited until its official rebranding to Woolworths Group Limited in December 2017.
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