What is being built?
New PENNY stores opened in these two cities in northern Transdanubia in November.
On 13 November, PENNY opened a new store in Sümeg, next to the 84 main road, and on 20 November, another one on Budai Road in Székesfehérvár, bringing the total number of PENNY stores nationwide to 243.
– the company stated in a press release sent to our newspaper.
With the opening of the two new stores, fresh, reliable quality products are even more accessible to shoppers in the area, making everyday shopping easier. The units have created a total of 38 new jobs, contributing to the strengthening of the local economy, they emphasise.
The two new PENNY stores are aligned with the company's state-of-the-art, energy-efficient store concept. LED lighting, energy-efficient cooling and heating systems, and lockable refrigeration units help reduce energy consumption while providing a transparent and comfortable shopping environment.
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