jumbo cyprus — jumbo cyprus — Jumbo Group has reported an impressive sales increase of 8% year-on-year for Cyprus over the eleven-month period ending in November 2025, indicating a thriving market despite challenges. The Greek retailer’s performance during this timeframe highlights the resilience of consumer demand across its various markets.
- As Jumbo navigates the busy shopping season, the retailer has called on the state to ensure stability and smooth operations during this crucial period.
In November alone, Jumbo experienced a 6% rise in sales compared to the same month last year, reflecting sustained interest from shoppers. The group’s overall growth trajectory suggests that its momentum is holding strong as it approaches the crucial end-of-year shopping season.
The retailer’s expansion strategy continues to pay off, exemplified by the recent opening of its fourth store in Israel. This move underscores the confidence local franchise partners have in the Jumbo brand, which is gaining traction in the region. The Fox Group, which manages Jumbo franchises in Israel and Canada, plans to further enhance its presence by adding five to six new stores in Israel in 2026 and launching three outlets in Ontario next year.
November and December are critical months for retail, as consumer spending during this period largely shapes the year’s financial outcomes. However, Jumbo has expressed concerns over potential disruptions caused by ongoing farmers’ protests, which could impact supply chains. Such disturbances may affect both domestic resupply and export flows, posing a risk to the overall economic activity.
In Greece, the parent company recorded a 6% rise in net sales for November, while the eleven-month growth stood at approximately 9%. Cyprus followed closely with a 3% increase in November sales, leading to an overall year-to-date growth of around 8%. Bulgaria reported an even stronger performance in November, achieving nearly 8% growth, bolstered by online sales through e-jumbo.bg. Romania also maintained a positive trend, with a 6% increase in November, resulting in a close to 5% growth year-to-date.
As Jumbo navigates the busy shopping season, the retailer has called on the state to ensure stability and smooth operations during this crucial period.
