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Maxima permanently closes Kaunas store
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Maxima permanently closes Kaunas store

From Delfi · () Lithuanian

Translated from Lithuanian, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

At a glance

News Named sources Outcome reported
  • The Maxima retail chain is permanently closing one of its stores in Kaunas.
  • The store will remain open until Sunday, August 17th, after which it will close permanently.
  • The company cited the need for investment incompatible with customer flow as the reason for closure.

The Lithuanian retail chain Maxima has announced the permanent closure of one of its stores located near the Nemunas and M. K. ฤŒiurlionis bridges in Kaunas. The store is scheduled to cease operations on Monday, August 17th, after remaining open through the preceding Sunday.

Maxima's Head of Media Relations, Ernesta Vareikytฤ—, stated that following this closure, customers will still have convenient access to shopping at the "Akropolis" Maxima store, which is described as a "three X" (likely indicating a larger format) store located within the "Akropolis" shopping and entertainment center.

The decision to permanently close the Kaunas store was attributed to the necessity of significant investment, which the company deemed incompatible with the current customer traffic and operational viability of that specific location. This follows a similar announcement last week regarding the permanent closure of a Maxima store on Minties Street in Vilnius.

After closing our smallest network store located right next to the Nemunas or M. K. ฤŒiurlionis bridge, customers will be able to shop conveniently every day at the three X "Maxima" in the "Akropolis" shopping and entertainment center.

โ€” Ernesta Vareikytฤ—Maxima's Head of Media Relations, explaining the impact of the store closure on customer convenience.
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Originally published by Delfi in Lithuanian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.