MaxValu

{{Short description|Japanese retail store chain}}

MaxValu (マックスバリュ) is a Japanese supermarket chain owned by the Aeon Group. It is operated by multiple regional subsidiaries in Japan and abroad.{{Cite web |title=店舗情報 {{!}} MaxValu |url=https://www.aeonretail.jp/maxvalu/ |access-date=2024-09-17 |website=www.aeonretail.jp}} {{Nihongo|Maxvalu Tokai Co., Ltd.|マックスバリュ東海株式会社|Makkusubaryu Tōkai Kabushiki-gaisha}} ({{tyo|8198}}) was formerly known as Yaohan until 2000, when it was renamed following bankruptcy and acquisition by Aeon.

MaxValu in other countries

=Thailand=

In 2008, Aeon rebranded all JUSCO stores in Thailand to Maxvalu Tokai. In 2012, Maxvalu Tokai in Thailand had a total of 68 stores. Maxvalu Tokai in Thailand has two formats and brands of supermarket:

  • MaxValu Supermarket ({{langx|th|แม็กซ์แวลู ซูเปอร์มาเก็ต}}) is a full-scale format of supermarket, around 1,000-3,000 square meters.
  • MaxValu Tanjai ({{lang|th|แม็กซ์แวลู ทันใจ}}) is a mini-scale format of supermarket, around 300-800 square meters.

=Malaysia=

In Malaysia, MaxValu stores carry the MaxValu Prime or Pasar Raya MaxValu (MaxValu Supermarket in Malay) brands. They take up a smaller format (typically only one floor), unlike full Aeon outlets in Malaysia. Currently there are 7 stores{{cite web |title=Pasar Raya MaxValu |url=https://www.aeonretail.com.my/maxvalu/ |access-date=24 May 2024}} throughout Peninsular Malaysia:

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=China=

Maxvalu has presence in Happy Valley, Zhujiang New Town, Tianhe, Guangzhou.

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