Supermarket chain Aldi is set to open 30 new stores in Ireland over the next five years, creating 1,000 new jobs. This expansion, which represents an investment of 400 million euros, will see new stores opening in various locations across 13 counties.
The job opportunities will span across different roles, including positions in stores, warehouses, and offices. This growth marks a significant milestone as Aldi celebrates its 25th anniversary in Ireland.
Aldi’s Managing Director of Ireland said the expansion demonstrates the company’s commitment to serving more customers and providing employment opportunities in the region. The new stores will enhance local economies and offer more convenience and choice to shoppers.
The company has seen substantial growth in Ireland since opening its first store in 1999. With this new investment, Aldi aims to further solidify its presence in the Irish market and continue its trajectory of growth and success.
This announcement is a positive development for the retail sector and local communities, promising economic benefits and increased job prospects across the country.