Blokker Holding

Blokker Holding is a Dutch company that owns several chains of stores.[1]

Blokker Holding
Industrymass-market retailing 
Founded1896 
FounderJacob Blokker
Headquarters
OwnerFamily Blokker
SubsidiariesBlokker Intertoys, Bart Smit, Big Bazar, Intertoys, Leen Bakker, Marskramer, Xenos
Websitewww.blokkerholding.nl
Blokker-store in Boxmeer
Intertoys-store in Boxmeer
Bart Smit-store in Emmen

Blokker Holding is active in twelve countries and in 2010 all the chains combined had 2825 stores. In 2015 the company had a revenue of 2.1 billion euro, of which 98 million euros from online retail.[2] Most store chains have both stores they own and stores that are franchised to other investors.

Blokker Holding has not entered the stock exchange and is privately owned by the family Blokker.[1]

Companies

The following companies are part of Blokker Holding:

Name Founded Number of stores Active in Marketfield Remarks
Bart Smit 1967 234 Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg Toys Sold in 2017 to Alteri Indigo Luxembourg S.À R.L.
Big Bazar 2007 131 Netherlands Household appliances
Blokker 1896 813 Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, Germany, Estonia, Latvia Household appliances Created on 25 April 1896 in Hoorn by Jacob (the grandfather of Jaap Blokker) and Saapke Blokker
Budget 2012 13 Netherlands Household appliances
Casa 517 France, Belgium, Luxembourg, Spain, Switzerland, Portugal, Italy Furniture and interior decorating
Cook&Co 2005 27 Netherlands Food and dishware Created from a merger of Holland Handels Huis and Hoyng
Intertoys 1976 301 Netherlands, Belgium, Germany Toys Sold in 2017 to Alteri Indigo Luxembourg S.À R.L.
Leen Bakker 1928 179 Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg Furniture and interior decorating
Marskramer 1940 206 Netherlands Household appliances
Maxi Toys 176 Belgium, France, Luxembourg, Switzerland, Turkey, Marocco Toys
Novy 1997 25 Netherlands Household appliances Daughter company of Marskramer
Toys2Play 2002 Can be found in Marskramer, Novy and Prima stores Netherlands Toys Daughter company of Marskramer
Trend Centre 1978 1 - - Wholesale of Blokker Holding located in Amsterdam
Xenos 1973 252 Netherlands, Germany Food, Household appliances, interior decorating

Former companies

The following chains used to be part of Blokker Holding but were either discontinued or merged with other chains:

  • Giraffe
  • Groenblok
  • Holland Handels Huis
  • Hoyng
  • Gifts and Dreams
  • Tuincentrum Overvecht
  • E-Plaza
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References

  1. Winkelier Jaap Blokker regelt eigen opvolging Archived 10 August 2011 at the Wayback Machine, De Telegraaf, 2010-10-07
  2. Annual report 2015
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