Yonghui Superstores
永辉超市
Yonghui Superstores is a major Chinese supermarket chain that, as of 2015–2018 data cited by Frees Fund, maintained roughly 20% revenue growth and positive same-store sales while competitor RT-Mart (Auchan China) was sliding—Yonghui's sales floor efficiency (坪效) in 2017 reached ¥11,154.88 per square meter annually, well above RT-Mart's ¥8,211.94 . In the fresh-retail landscape, it has been grouped alongside Alibaba's Hema and RT-Mart as a key offline-to-online player, and operates the "Super Species" (超级物种) format . The company also appears as a deployment partner for autonomous delivery: unmanned-vehicle startup White Rhino works with Yonghui Superstores among other retail and logistics firms . Milk Group, the retail conglomerate behind 7-Eleven China and Mannings, once counted Yonghui in its portfolio . elsewhere's corpus does not cover more recent strategic shifts or financials beyond these 2018–2020 data points.
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