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Business · 3 hours ago

Tesco keeps only Hungary after selling Czech and Slovak businesses

Tesco keeps only Hungary after selling Czech and Slovak businesses

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Tesco is offloading its Czech and Slovak supermarkets in a £1.5bn deal to double down on its home markets. The move leaves Hungary as its sole remaining continental outpost, though a heavy 4.5 per cent tax on foreign retailers leaves its future uncertain. The grocer has retreated from more than a dozen international markets over recent years under boss Ken Murphy.

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