Czech Billionaire Kretinsky Seeks Casino Control - France

Czech Billionaire Kretinsky Seeks Casino Control - France

Rayon of the supermarket Casino with placards of price reduction. Supermarket Casino in the center of Beziers, France on May 17 2022. Czech billionaire Daniel Kretinsky is offering to take control of debt-laden French supermarket chain Casino through a 1.1-billion euro capital increase, challenging a proposed tie-up between Casino and smaller retailer Teract. Photo by Patricia Huchot-Boissier/ABACAPRESS.COM

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