Retail & E-commerce Brands

Global leader in convenience retail with over 84,000 stores across 19 countries, offering a diverse range of food, beverages, and everyday essentials with a focus on 24/7 accessibility and neighborhood convenience.

Albertsons Companies' Philadelphia-region grocery banner, a Northeast supermarket chain since 1891.

The flagship grocery banner of Albertsons Companies, operating supermarkets across the Western and Southwestern United States.

German discount supermarket chain operating in 20+ countries under two separate privately held entities, ALDI SÜD and ALDI NORD, both owned by the Albrecht family.

International e-commerce platform owned by Alibaba Group, specializing in cross-border retail.

American e-commerce marketplace launched in 1995 by Jeff Bezos. The flagship retail brand of Amazon.com Inc. and the largest online retailer in the United States.

Amazon's private label brand launched in 2009, offering affordable everyday essentials from batteries to bedding across hundreds of product categories.

Amazon's grocery delivery service offering fresh groceries, pantry items, and prepared foods with same-day and next-day delivery options.

Amazon's paid membership program launched in 2005, bundling fast free delivery, Prime Video, Prime Music, and exclusive deals. Priced at $139 per year in the United States with more than 200 million members worldwide.

British supermarket chain offering groceries, clothing, and general merchandise, owned by TDR Capital and the Issa brothers since 2021.

Albertsons Companies' gourmet food market banner, a New York specialty grocer with roots dating to 1916.

American consumer electronics retail brand owned by Best Buy Co., Inc., the largest consumer electronics retailer in the United States with over 1,000 stores across North America.

Canadian retail operations of Best Buy Co., Inc., running electronics stores and e-commerce in Canada following the 2001 acquisition of Future Shop.

Mexican retail operations of Best Buy Co., Inc., running electronics stores and e-commerce in Mexico as part of the retailer's international segment.

Mobile phone retail format of Best Buy Co., Inc., operating specialized phone stores and in-store mobile departments as part of Best Buy's consumer electronics retail network.

American discount retail chain offering furniture, home décor, seasonal items, and general merchandise.

Australian discount department store chain offering general merchandise, clothing, electronics, and homewares at affordable prices across hundreds of stores nationwide.

Indian quick commerce platform owned by Zomato, delivering groceries and essentials within minutes across major Indian cities.

Premium department store founded in 1861, owned by Macy's Inc., operating 61 locations including Bloomie's small format and outlet stores.

Australian hardware and home improvement retailer founded in 1886. Owned by Wesfarmers Limited (ASX: WES). FY2025 revenue was A$19.6 billion. Operates 287 warehouses, 66 smaller format stores, 28 trade centres, 16 Tool Kit Depot stores, and 110 Beaumont Tiles stores across Australia and New Zealand.

Canadian retail corporation operating department stores, gas stations, and financial services, owned by Canadian Tire Corporation, Limited (TSX: CTC.A).

Albertsons Companies' Alaska grocery banner, the state's dominant supermarket chain since 1950.

American convenience store chain known for made-from-scratch pizza, operating approximately 2,950 stores across 19 states and headquartered in Ankeny, Iowa.

Athletic footwear and apparel retailer operating as part of Foot Locker, owned by Dick\'s Sporting Goods.

Global convenience store and fuel retail chain operating approximately 17,000 stores across 29 countries, owned by Alimentation Couche-Tard of Laval, Quebec.

Australian supermarket chain operating over 800 grocery stores, liquor outlets, and convenience stores across Australia. Publicly traded on ASX under ticker COL. Spun off from Wesfarmers in 2018.

Costco Business Center is Costco Wholesale's business-focused warehouse format, stocking mostly business merchandise across roughly 40 locations in the U.S. and Canada.

Flagship e-commerce brand of Coupang, Inc., South Korea's largest online retailer, known for Rocket Delivery same-day and dawn delivery logistics.

South Asian e-commerce marketplace brand wholly owned by Alibaba Group.

Polish marketplace for metal posters founded in 2013, majority owned by private equity firm Mid Europa Partners, with more than 40,000 independent artists.

American discount retail brand operating roughly 20,800 small-format stores selling consumables, seasonal goods, and home products at everyday low prices.

Online vehicle retail platform owned by Lithia Motors, Inc. (Lithia & Driveway), enabling digital purchase, sale, and financing of cars integrated with the Lithia dealership network.

Convenience store franchise operating approximately 1,200 locations at Chevron and Texaco fuel stations across the western United States.

American discount variety store chain offering affordable household items, merchandise, and general goods. Founded in 1959, Family Dollar operates approximately 7,100 stores across the United States. Sold by Dollar Tree in July 2025 to Brigade Capital Management and Macellum Capital Management.

Japanese convenience store chain operating approximately 24,600 stores across Asia, owned by Itochu Corporation and headquartered in Tokyo, Japan.

Global luxury fashion marketplace owned by Coupang, connecting designer boutiques and brands with customers in more than 190 countries.

Flipkart is India's largest e-commerce marketplace, founded in 2007 and majority-owned by Walmart Inc. (NYSE: WMT). Offers retail, electronics, fashion, and groceries.

Albertsons Companies' Pacific Northwest grocery banner, a Bellingham-founded supermarket chain since 1933.

British luxury department store founded in 1849 in Knightsbridge, London, owned by Qatar Investment Authority since 2010 and attracting 15 million visitors annually.

The Home Depot's equipment rental service brand, offering tool and compact equipment rental centers inside more than a thousand stores plus truck rental in partnership with Penske.

Canada's oldest company, founded in 1670 as a fur trading business. The brand's intellectual property was acquired by Canadian Tire Corporation in 2025 for $30 million CAD.

Discount digital game key marketplace operating as a grey-market reseller, run by Dubai-registered Aliasing DMCC under the Instant Gaming brand.

British multinational sports-fashion retail company specializing in athletic footwear, sportswear, and casual fashion apparel.

Albertsons Companies' Chicago-market grocery banner, the region's leading supermarket chain since 1899.

American fabric and craft supplies retailer offering sewing, quilting, and DIY materials and supplies.

Albertsons Companies' upscale New Jersey grocery banner operating premium markets since 1936.

Australian discount department store chain offering general merchandise, clothing, homewares, and toys at budget prices. Operates over 300 stores across Australia and New Zealand.

French luxury department store in Paris, founded in 1852 by Aristide Boucicaut as the world's first department store, owned by LVMH since 2001 and part of the Selective Retailing segment.

Canadian grocery retailer and flagship banner of Loblaw Companies Limited, Canada's largest food retailer with over 2,500 stores nationwide.

The flagship home improvement retail brand of Lowe's Companies, operating 1,750-plus stores as the second-largest home improvement retailer in the United States.