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Daiei

The Daiei, Inc. (株式会社ダイエー, Kabushiki gaisha Daiē) is a Japanese supermarket chain owned by Aeon. The company was founded in Osaka in 1957 by Isao Nakauchi, opening its first location near Sembayashi Station.

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Founded
1957 at Osaka, Japan
Industry
Retail
Headquarters
Kobe, Hyōgo Prefecture, Japan
Founder
Isao Nakauchi
Key people
Yoshiki Mori (Chairman) Yasuhide Chikazawa (President)
Native name
株式会社ダイエー

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Daiei

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Avg. degree1.89
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Daiei

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related to history · 18
Daiei → Advantage Partners, Also, As, Daiei's, Don Quijote Co, Fukuoka Daiei Hawks, Hawaii, Industrial Revitalization Corporation, IRCJ, Ito-Yokado, January, Japan, Ltd, Marubeni Corporation, Nankai Railway, SoftBank, The, Through
related to External links · 9
Daiei → April, Company, Daiei Official, English, Shashi, Shashi Interest Group, The New York Times, Wiki, Zombie' Businesses
Traded as · 5
Daiei → FSE: 8263 (1972–2008), NAG: 8263 (1972–2008), Nasdaq: DAIEY (1974–2008), SSE: 8263 (1974–2008), TYO: 8263 (1972–2014)
related to Private brand · 3
Daiei → Co, Ltd, Topvalu
Founded · 1
Daiei → 1957 at Osaka, Japan
Founder · 1
Daiei → Isao Nakauchi
Headquarters · 1
Daiei → Kobe, Hyōgo Prefecture, Japan
Industry · 1
Daiei → Retail
Key people · 1
Daiei → Yoshiki Mori (Chairman) Yasuhide Chikazawa (President)
Native name · 1
Daiei → 株式会社ダイエー

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DaieiFounded1957 at Osaka, Japan1.00infobox
DaieiFounderIsao Nakauchi1.00infobox
DaieiHeadquartersKobe, Hyōgo Prefecture, Japan1.00infobox
DaieiIndustryRetail1.00infobox
DaieiKey peopleYoshiki Mori (Chairman) Yasuhide Chikazawa (President)1.00infobox
DaieiNative name株式会社ダイエー1.00infobox
DaieiNumber of employeesfull-time; 69791.00infobox
DaieiParentAeon1.00infobox
DaieiProductsHypermarkets and supermarkets1.00infobox
DaieiRevenue¥1,431.5 billion (2005)1.00infobox
DaieiRomanized nameKabushiki gaisha Daiē1.00infobox
DaieiSubsidiariesOMC Card, OPA Co., Ltd.1.00infobox
DaieiTraded asTYO: 8263 (1972–2014)1.00infobox
DaieiTraded asNAG: 8263 (1972–2008)1.00infobox
DaieiTraded asSSE: 8263 (1974–2008)1.00infobox
DaieiTraded asFSE: 8263 (1972–2008)1.00infobox
DaieiTraded asNasdaq: DAIEY (1974–2008)1.00infobox
DaieiTypeSubsidiary (Kabushiki gaisha)1.00infobox
DaieiWebsitewww.daiei.co.jp1.00infobox

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