CC Aligro

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CC Aligro
legal form Aktiengesellschaft (Switzerland)
founding 1893
Seat Gossau , Switzerland
management Dominique Demaurex
( CEO )
Branch Wholesale
Website ccaligro.ch

The CC Aligro (previously: CCA Angehrn AG) based in Gossau SG is a Swiss Engros company , the nine cash and carry markets operates in German-speaking Switzerland and the hospitality industry and the food retail supplies. CC Aligro offers a comprehensive range of beverages, freshness, food and non-food . CC Aligro has been part of the Swiss family company Demaurex & Cie SA Aligro since December 1, 2017 , with a total of 14 locations and over 900 employees throughout Switzerland.

history

Foundation and first years

The company was founded in St. Gallen in 1893 by Albert Angehrn , who sold coffee and tea as a traveling salesman on behalf of a Zurich trading company. During one of his trips to Eastern Switzerland , he met his future wife, the landlord's daughter Elise Hauser. Angehrn took over as a consequence the business of her father and the associated store , which he expanded.

Further milestones

In the 1960s, the family business made its greatest development and opened the first cash & carry store in Eastern Switzerland in Gossau in 1964 . In 1976, Cash + Carry Angehrn was the first retail company in Europe with fully integrated barcode goods management. In the following years, CCA Angehrn moved west. The CCA store in Bern opened its doors in 1989. In 1993, a shopping system and cash register scanning were introduced, as well as the “fresh-near-cheap” concept for retailers. Five years later, the Brüttisellen CCA store was opened. In the same year, the logistics platform in Bern went into operation. In autumn 2006 Migros took a 30% stake in the family business. As of July 1, 2012, this share was increased to 80%, the remaining 20% ​​remained in the possession of the Angehrn family, who continued to operate and were represented on the board of directors. Since 2008, CCA Angehrn has also been present in north-western Switzerland with the CCA store in Pratteln . Since July 1, 2013, the company has been a division of Saviva AG, a subsidiary of Migros, in which its wholesale activities are combined. Another milestone in the history of CCA Angehrn was the opening of the newly designed CCA store Spreitenbach in 2015. In 2017 CCA Angehrn becomes part of the Swiss family company Demaurex & Cie SA Aligro. As a result, CCA Angehrn was renamed CC ALIGRO.

Locations

CC Aligro is represented with nine locations throughout German-speaking Switzerland.

  • CC Aligro Gossau SG
  • CC Aligro Sargans
  • CC Aligro Rapperswil
  • CC Aligro Frauenfeld
  • CC Aligro Spreitenbach
  • CC Aligro Emmen-Lucerne
  • CC Aligro Bern
  • CC Aligro Brüttisellen
  • CC Aligro Pratteln

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Migros takes over majority of Cash + Carry Angehrn on nzz.ch , accessed on August 15, 2012
  2. ↑ www.salz-pfeffer.ch salt-pepper: Migros sells CCA Angehrn. Retrieved December 13, 2017 (German).
  3. ↑ ccaligro.ch: CC ALIGRO - Our fresh family. October 18, 2018, accessed October 24, 2018 .