en.Wedoany.com Reported - During the third "Supplier Day" event held this week at the Port of Barcelona, Lidl unveiled its strategic vision to attending suppliers and announced plans to further expand its presence in the Spanish market in the coming years.

In the current fiscal year, the company plans to launch operations at approximately 50 stores through new openings and modernizations. Lidl believes this expansion will create significant business growth opportunities for suppliers, as the increasing demand for supplies will rise in tandem with its growing store network.

On the international front, Lidl's supply chain not only serves the Spanish domestic market but also exports over half of the products sourced from Spanish suppliers. Through this, the company acts as an internationalization channel for the local production sector.

In terms of operational model, the group's divisions, including Schwarz Digits, Tailwind, and PreZero, operate under Europe's unique "operational sovereignty" model, covering areas such as retail, logistics, digitalization, and waste management. This strategy enables the company to absorb external shocks, ensure supply chain security, and maintain business stability for its suppliers.

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