Retailers/DFI

dairy farm logo

Dairy Farm profile

An overview of Dairy Farm's latest sales performance and business developments.

Dairy Farm: data

See data on the retailer’s performance and forecasts for its operations by channel.

Strategic outlook for Dairy Farm

An in-depth review of the retailer's current and future performance, including an update on its strategic priorities and what this means for suppliers.

Hong Kong country presentation

This guide to Hong Kong explores the key trends in grocery retail, the outlook for the country’s differing channels to 2022 and the growth strategies of its leading retailers.

Latest News

News Feature image
DFI's 2022 results: health and beauty strong, food grocery recovering

Dairy Farm International (DFI) reported its 2022 group revenue declined 0.9% to US$27,597m. Its underlying profit fell to US$29m, from US$105m in 2021. The Health and Beauty segment experienced strong sales growth due to the post-COVID-19 reopening of the economy, while the food segment showed signs of sales recovery

More News

Sustainability: Singapore supermarkets to charge for disposable carrier bags
New legislation will see leading supermarket and hypermarket chains in Singapore charge shoppers at least SGD0.05 (US$0.04) for disposable carrier bags from 3 July 2023. This is to encourage shoppers to reduce waste and adopt a more sustainable lifestyle. Mandatory for larger store formats Larger supermarket and hypermarket retailers with an annual turnover of over SGD100m (US$74m) will be ...
Read More...
DFI sells food business in Malaysia
DFI, which entered the Malaysia market 24 years ago, has decided to sell all of its food businesses to Macrovalue Sdn Bhd. What does it entail? DFI has been operating the business in Malaysia through GCH Retail (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd. GCH Retail is 70% owned by DFI and 30% by Syarikat Pesaka Antah Sdn Bhd. It operates a total of 40 Giants, eight Mercatos, two Cold Storages, one TMC and 40 Giant...
Read More...
Singapore: leading retailers to offset tax hike
Despite a tax hike in 2023, Singapore’s leading supermarket and hypermarket retailers have all committed to offsetting the increase to provide affordability to shoppers amidst concerns on the impact of inflation. Tax hike covers all products Singapore’s Goods and Services Tax (GST) was increased by 1 percentage point, from 7%, to 8%, starting from 1 January 2023. The GST is a VAT-style tax ...
Read More...
5-year forecasts to 2027

Exclusive to subscribers.

Gain a view of what future growth to expect and start building your long-term strategy with our retailer and market forecasts to 2027.

IGD newsletters

Get the latest industry news and insights straight to your inbox with our range of newsletters

Please login to this service
to view this data

 LOGIN