Monoprix stock operator lifts nine-month revenue 7.8%

Société Nouvelle Maison de la Ville de Tunis, the operator of the Monoprix supermarket chain, increased revenue excluding taxes by 7.8 percent to TND 670.9 million in the first nine months of 2026. The figures were reported on October 27, 2026, by African Manager.

Third-quarter revenue excluding taxes rose to TND 258.7 million from TND 239.1 million a year earlier. Revenue including taxes reached TND 280.3 million, while the cost of goods increased more slowly than sales, widening the difference between revenue and merchandise costs.

Network growth remains measured

Monoprix operated 90 stores at the end of September, two more than a year earlier. The additions came from openings in Hammamet in April and Medina Jedida in August, pointing to gradual network expansion rather than a rapid rollout.

Financial expenses declined during the nine-month period, while financial income increased. Personnel expenses rose faster than revenue over the period, leaving payroll costs as a continuing margin consideration for the retailer.

For investors, the update combines organic sales growth with controlled expansion. The next indicators will show whether the improved relationship between sales and merchandise costs can offset pressure from labor expenses and sustain profitability.

Monoprix serves Tunisian grocery shoppers

Société Nouvelle Maison de la Ville de Tunis operates supermarkets under the Monoprix name in Tunisia, serving consumers through a broad store network. The company had 90 locations and 3,651 employees at the end of September 2026. It competes with Magasin Général and Carrefour Tunisia in the country's modern grocery retail market, with its network giving it a broad national presence alongside those chains.

Tunisia's broader market context is covered in Current market reports.

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