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Centros Comerciales Sudamericanos S.A., known by its acronym Cencosud, is a Chilean multinational retail conglomerate present in various South American countries.
It was founded in 1976 by the German-born Chilean businessman Horst Paulmann as Hipermercados Jumbo, S.A., keeping the name until December 2001, when the current brand was adopted.
- HECHOS RELEVANTES - Comisión para el Mercado Financiero de Chile, 2002
Hipermercados Jumbo S.A.
1976–2001
- See also: Jumbo (Chile).
Cencosud
2001–2011
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2011–present
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In November 2011, Cencosud completely adopted a new logo designed by IMAX Branding, who previously created the logos of Santa Isabel and Paris.
This logo consists of a blue circular ring with another small orange circle of blue outline and on top and cutting the logo in two, and the word "Cencosud" in a lowercase modified version of the Rezland font.
Cencosud
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| Supermarkets: Jumbo (Chile | Argentina | Colombia6) | Santa Isabel | Don Salva | Bretas (Armazém) | GBarbosa | Prezunic | Basualdo | Disco | Vea | Metro (Peru (Almacén)1 · (Colombia (Almacén) | Wong1 | The Fresh Market7 Wholesale / Cash and Carry: Home Improvement and Construction Other assets:
Cenco Malls Financial and payments Eurofashion Defunct
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