Aldi, Germany (Food and Grocery) Shoppers Profile, Market Share and Competitive Positioning
Summary
Aldi enjoys a diverse customer base with majority comprising of middle-income households with 53.8% of the customer base belonging to €25,000 to €79,999 income bracket, owing to its strong mass market positioning, which generated 10.7% of Germany’s food & grocery share in 2020. Aldi’s majority of customer base comes from middle class income group because this group is attracted by the price tag while focusing on product’s quality.
In 2021, Aldi Group's sales stood at US$107.3 billion. The pandemic-related additional sales have made it easier for Aldi to return to profitability. In recent years, the extensive restructuring of the organization has cost the discounter a lot of money; these investments should pay off in the years to come. Aldi has invested in technology, logistics and expansion such as free-checkout technology, click & collect services and more.
Aldi has always operated under a store-first policy and its investment plan over the next two years shows this is not changing. Despite consumers becoming more comfortable shopping for groceries online due to the pandemic, Aldi is going to stick to the strategy which has worked well and continue with rapid store expansion around the country. By extending its click and collect offering, and opening a check-out free store, Aldi is ensuring its strategy remains modern and relevant.
Profile of retailer’s shopper base, key performance indicators, sales and market shares
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