The measure is part of the restructuring process of Dia Brasil, which has closed stores and warehouses across the country
Among the participating stores, there are 25 stores in Belo Horizonte | Credit Leonardo Liao / Diário do Comércio
Spanish department store chain Dia is placing the entire inventory of some stores in Brazil under “total liquidation.” The procedure will continue until all products are gone. Among the participating operations, there are 33 units in the state of Minas Gerais, and 25 units in Belo Horizonte.
Customers will be able to find products at up to 30% discount during this period. The offer is part of the restructuring of Dia Brasil, the retail arm of the group in the country, where the company will close all 343 units and three warehouses outside the São Paulo region, where it will continue to operate 244 stores.
In total, the measure includes units from seven cities in the state of Minas Gerais. In addition to the capital, settlements are also planned in operations located in: Contagem and Betim, in the Belo Horizonte Metropolitan Area (RMBH); Congonhas, in the central region of the state; Carmopolis de Minas, Carmo do Cajuro y Oliveira, in the central-western region of Minas.
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Check the addresses of participating stores in Minas Gerais:
- Belo Horizonte: Francisco Saa Street, 16 | Raja Jabalia Street, 1710 | R. Julio de Mesquita, 320 | Capim Branco Street, 285 | Councilman Cicero Idelfonso Street, 855 | R. Kepler, 375 | R. Dona Luisa, 540 | R. Ursula Paulino, 796 | R. Guaike, 501 | R. Méndez de Oliveira, 417 | R. João Arantes, 477 | R. Cachoirinha, 2211 | Rue de Contorno, 6263 | R. Juiz de Fora, 1340 | R. Gonçalves Dias, 774 | R. Da Bahia, 450 | Pias Fortis Street, 802 | Miguel Perilla Street, 633 | Via Silvano Brandão, 2041 | Sebastião de Brito Street, 476 | Afonso Pena Street, 1580 | to reply. Jefferson de Oliveira, 340 | R. Dr. Pedro Pinto, 9 | R. Alagoas, 1150 | Rua Poso Alegre, 908
- a result: R. Cardell Arco Verde, 640 | José Faria da Rocha Street, 5045 | Ipiranga Street, 7
- Betim: Belo Horizonte Street, 1584
- Congonhas: Julia Kubitschek Street, 405
- Carmopolis de Minas: R. Father Francisco, 585
- Carmo do Cajuro: José Mara da Silva Street, 121
- Oliveira: Maracana Street, 219
It is worth noting that working hours may vary depending on the unit. In addition, some stores do not have business hours on Sundays and holidays. For more information about the promotions available and how these and other participating stores work, simply reach out location Supermarket chain and find the nearest unit.
Judicial recovery
Dia Brasil filed a request for judicial relief last Thursday (21) with the aim of overcoming the current economic and financial crisis that the company is facing in the country.
According to data from Grupo Dia, the company's Brazilian branch ended 2023 with net sales of €728 million, representing a 12.4% decrease compared to the previous year.
“The application for judicial relief is limited exclusively to Dia Brasil and therefore does not affect the financial position of Spain and Argentina, where Grupo Dia has currently achieved a relevant position through a strategy focused on local food distribution,” the company notes. In the note.
The application was accepted by the First Judicial Bankruptcy and Recovery Court of São Paulo on Friday (22).
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