Corporate history of InRetail Peru Corp, a leading Peruvian retail conglomerate with operations in supermarkets, drugstores, and shopping centers, tracing its founding, key acquisitions, financial milestones, and market standing on the Lima Stock Exchange.
Carlos Rodriguez-Pastor Jr. founds Intercorp, a holding company that will later create InRetail Peru Corp. #business #retail
The first Plaza Vea hypermarket opens in Lima, becoming a flagship banner for InRetail. #retail
Supermercados Peruanos, the supermarket division of Intercorp, is established to operate hypermarkets and supermarkets. #retail
Vivanda, a premium supermarket chain, opens its first store targeting high-income customers. #retail
Real Plaza, a chain of shopping malls, debuts in Lima, later becoming a key real estate asset for InRetail. #realestate #retail
Inkafarma, a drugstore chain, is founded and grows to become Peru's largest pharmacy network. #pharmacy #retail
Acquisition of regional supermarket chain Supermercados El Tambo expands footprint in northern Peru. #acquisition #retail
InRetail introduces a customer loyalty program to enhance retention and data collection. #loyalty #retail
First Plaza Vea opens in Chiclayo, marking InRetail's entry into northern Peru. #retail #expansion
Inkafarma grows to 50 stores across Lima, solidifying its presence in the pharmacy market. #pharmacy #growth
Intercorp raises its ownership to 60%, consolidating control over the supermarket division. #corporate #retail
Intercorp acquires the upscale supermarket chain Wong, adding a strong brand in Lima. #acquisition #retail
Intercorp consolidates its retail assets (supermarkets, drugstores, malls) under a new division named InRetail. #corporate #restructuring
A centralized distribution center is built to improve supply chain efficiency for all banners. #logistics #retail
InRetail Peru Corp is incorporated as a sociedad anónima, separate from Intercorp, to hold retail and real estate assets. #corporate #founding
InRetail goes public on the Lima Stock Exchange under ticker INRETC1, raising $450 million. #finance #ipo
InRetail acquires the pharmacy chain Farmacias Peruanas, expanding its drugstore footprint. #acquisition #pharmacy
InRetail opens its first hypermarket in Arequipa, Peru's second-largest city. #retail #expansion
InRetail launches online shopping for Plaza Vea and Vivanda, embracing digital retail. #ecommerce #retail
InRetail acquires the pharmacy chain Boticas y Salud, strengthening its position in the drugstore market. #acquisition #pharmacy
Inkafarma expands rapidly, reaching 500 stores nationwide. #pharmacy #growth
InRetail reports annual revenue of S/ 8 billion, driven by supermarket and pharmacy growth. #finance #retail
InRetail acquires the drugstore chain Mifarma, becoming Peru's largest pharmacy operator with over 1,600 stores. #acquisition #pharmacy
InRetail expands its shopping mall chain with a new Real Plaza in Trujillo. #realestate #retail
InRetail's stock is added to the S&P/BVL Peru General Index, reflecting its market significance. #finance #index
InRetail accelerates e-commerce and delivery services as pandemic drives online sales growth of 30%. #ecommerce #covid19
Inkafarma achieves a milestone of 1,000 stores across Peru. #pharmacy #growth
InRetail launches a dedicated mobile app for home delivery, enhancing customer convenience. #retail #app
InRetail invests in a state-of-the-art automated distribution center to support growth. #logistics #technology
InRetail reports all-time high annual revenue of S/ 12 billion, fueled by store expansion and e-commerce. #finance #record
InRetail partners with Rappi to offer on-demand delivery from supermarkets and drugstores. #partnership #ecommerce