Grupo Mas, a prominent food distribution company operating in Andalusia and Extremadura, has formed a strategic partnership with Maskom supermarkets, a well-established family business based in Malaga.
Together, these companies have created a major distribution group that is fully owned by Andalusian capital.
This collaboration aims to strengthen the group’s role as an economic and social leader in southern Spain.
With a combined turnover approaching 900 million euros, the group now boasts over 250 supermarkets and employs more than 5,600 people.
Maskom contributes a robust network of 54 stores, generating a turnover of 143 million euros, and a workforce of nearly 1,000 employees.
- Grupo Mas partners with Maskom to enhance food distribution in Southern Spain.
- Combined turnover near 900 million euros with over 250 supermarkets.
- Grupo Mas employs more than 5,600 people across its brands.
- Investment in a new logistics facility to improve product quality.
- Alliance aims to support local brands and create sustainable jobs.
These assets are integrated into Grupo Mas, which operates under three brands: Supermercados Mas, MAS&Go, and Cash Fresh.
In the fiscal year ending 2025, Grupo Mas reported a turnover of 740 million euros, managing over 200 stores with a team of 4,600 employees.
Jerónimo Martín, CEO of Grupo Mas, stated that partnering with Maskom allows them to grow both in size and in values, with the goal of becoming the leading supermarket in southern Spain.
This strategic alliance is set to establish the new group as a leader in the Malaga province, with a reach of 75 supermarkets and nearly 1,500 professionals.
Grupo Mas currently operates 21 stores under its established brands, while Maskom operates 54 supermarkets.
The merged entity plans a robust expansion along the Malaga coast, in the capital, and across the interior of the province.
This move is expected to contribute significantly to the region’s growth and importantity.
The partnership will enhance the supplier network, particularly benefiting Andalusian suppliers, especially those from Malaga.
Customers will enjoy a broader selection of fresh, seasonal, local, and kilometer 0 products.
The merger also includes a short-term investment in a new, state-of-the-art logistics facility to ensure product quality and freshness.
This development will promote more sustainable and efficient transportation, supporting the group’s commitment to delivering quality produce.
This alliance not only aims to create stable, high-quality jobs but also to support local brands and fresh produce, forming a sustainable, long-term project for the region.
