Musgrave
Founded in Cork in the 1870s by Thomas and Stuart Musgrave, Musgrave is one of Ireland's oldest privately-owned companies. It is still controlled by members of the Musgrave family. The owner of the Supervalu, Centra and Daybreak franchise chains, it acquired Superquinn in 2011 after the rival supermarket entered examinership. In other acquisitions, it purchased La Rousse Foods from Aryzta in 2017 and, in 2018, bought upmarket food retailer Donnybrook Fair in a deal thought to be worth up to €25m. It also owns the Frank & Honest and Chipmongers brands, and has a significant wholesale business.
It also has operations in Spain, where it owns the Dialprix grocery brand and Dialsur wholesale business.
Financial Data
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28th Dec 19 Source: CRO
- €3.9 billion turnover
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€88 million
profit - 7,712 employees
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29th Dec 18 Source: CRO
- €3.9 billion turnover
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€84.5 million
profit - 7,206 employees
- 12 more years available »
Ranking
By Turnover
(€3.9 billion)- 32nd in Top Companies
- 4th in Food
- 3rd in Retailing
By Employees
(7,712)- 29th in Top Companies
- 6th in Food
- 6th in Retailing
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- 7,712
- €3.9 billion
Employees
- Noel Keeley CEO/Managing Director
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