| 词条 | MediaMarktSaturn Retail Group |
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|name = MediaMarktSaturn Retail Group (Media-Saturn-Holding GmbH) |logo = MediaMarktSaturn.png |logo_size = 250px |type = GmbH |key_people = Ferran Reverter Planet (CEO) Wolfgang Kirsch (COO) |industry = consumer electronics retailing |services = Brand name articles in the areas: consumer electronics, electrical household appliances, entertainment, new media, photo/video, office and telecommunications; digital content |revenue = € 22.0 billion (2016)[1] |num_employees = 65,000 (2016)[2] |parent = Ceconomy |subsid = {{unbulleted list|Media Markt|Saturn|redcoon}} |location_city = Ingolstadt |location_country = Germany |locations = >1000 stores in 15 countries |homepage = mediamarktsaturn.com }} The MediaMarktSaturn Retail Group (Media-Saturn-Holding GmbH) is a German holding company and the leading consumer electronics retailer in Europe with headquarters in Ingolstadt, Germany. The Group operates more than 1000 stores and offers online shopping in 15 countries in Europe. In the business year 2015/16, MediaMarktSaturn generated revenues of 22 billion euros. The Group currently provides employment for approximately 65,000 people. It operates sales brands such as Media Markt, Saturn, redcoon and iBood. ManagementMediaMarktSaturn Retail Group has two chief executives. Ferran Reverter Planet and Wolfgang Kirsch head up the corporate Group. Multi-Brand StrategyFollowing the consistent multi-retail-brand strategy of MediaMarktSaturn the Media Markt stores, the Saturn stores and the Internet pure player redcoon operate independently on the market, competing directly with one another. Every Media Markt and Saturn store is an independent company in which the manager of the store holds a share of up to ten percent. The managers of the individual stores decide on their local advertising needs, the product portfolio and personnel planning. This allows them to respond flexibly to the needs of their own particular customers.{{Citation needed|date=July 2016}} Multi-Channel-ConceptMedia Markt and Saturn's bricks-and-mortar stores are closely linked to the companies‘ online businesses. Online shops are present in all 15 MediaMarktSaturn countries. Due to a significant change in buying behaviour MediaMarktSaturn decided to reinvent consumer electronics retailing and wants to set new standards for multichannel.[3] Company historySaturn{{Timeline-event |date={{Start date|1961}}|event=Friedrich Wilhelm and Anni Waffenschmidt opens the first Saturn store on Cologne’s Hansaring. The store, featuring a sales area of 120 sqm, initially caters exclusively to diplomats.}}{{Timeline-event |date={{Start date|1969}} |event=Saturn opens the largest hi-fi stereo system studio in the world. In the same year, the Saturn store opens its doors to the general public.}}{{Timeline-event |date={{Start date|1972}} |event=Saturn’s record department opens and covers {{convert|80|m²|sqft}} of sales floor. It features what was then a sensation: a self service format that Friedrich Wilhelm Waffenschmidt imported from the USA.}}{{Timeline-event |date={{Start date|1975}} |event=Saturn offers the largest selection of records in the world. Up to 60,000 vinyl disks exchange hands on a daily basis.}}{{Timeline-event |date={{Start date|1981}} |event=In May, Saturn opens Germany’s largest video specialist store, featuring 25 video cameras and over 100 video recorders ready for demonstration.}}{{Timeline-event |date={{Start date|1985}} |event=The first stores outside of Cologne are opened in Frankfurt and Hanover under the name "Saturn Electro".}} Media-Markt{{Timeline-event |date={{Start date|1979}}|event=Walter Gunz, Helga and Erich Kellerhals and Leopold Stiefel open the very first Media Markt store in Munich, Germany.}}{{Timeline-event |date={{Start date|1987}} |event=By the end of the year, there are ten Media Markt stores in Germany with a total net revenue equivalent to 91 million euros.}}{{Timeline-event |date={{Start date|1988}} |event=Kaufhof acquires a majority share of the Media Markt holding company.}}{{Timeline-event |date={{Start date|1989}} |event=The company launches its operations abroad – the first Media Markt store is opened in France.}} 1990s{{Timeline-event |date={{Start date|1990}}|event=Media Markt holding, the future Media-Saturn-Holding GmbH, acquires Saturn-Hansa Handels GmbH and lays the foundation for the two-retail-brand strategy. Media Markt expands to Austria.}}{{Timeline-event |date={{Start date|1991}} |event=Media World is founded in Italy.}}{{Timeline-event |date={{Start date|1994}} |event=The opening of the first Saturn store in Austria marks the start of international expansion of the Saturn brand. Media Markt launches operations in Switzerland.}}{{Timeline-event |date={{Start date|1995}} |event=Media Markt creates one of the best-known advertising slogans in history: “Ich bin doch nicht blöd.” (“I’m no fool.”).}}{{Timeline-event |date={{Start date|1996}} |event=A number of German retailing companies join together to form METRO AG. The Düsseldorf-based group holds a majority stake in Media-Saturn-Holding GmbH.}}{{Timeline-event |date={{Start date|1997}} |event=Media Markt opens its first store in Hungary}}{{Timeline-event |date={{Start date|1998}} |event=Media Markt opens its 100th store in Germany. The retail brand also expands into Poland.}}{{Timeline-event |date={{Start date|1999}} |event=Expansion in Europe moves forward with Media Markt expanding into Spain and the Netherlands and Saturn debuting in France. The Group takes over the Italian Media World stores.}} 2000s{{Timeline-event |date={{Start date|2000}}|event=The first Media Markt store is opened in Amsterdam, making it the Group’s 300th consumer electronics store. Together the two retail brands are present in nine countries by the end of the year.}}{{Timeline-event |date={{Start date|2001}} |event=The Saturn store in Hamburg’s Mönckebergstraße is extended to cover a sales area of 18,000 sqm, making it the world largest consumer electronics store. The first Saturn store is opened in Italy.}}{{Timeline-event |date={{Start date|2002}} |event=Saturn captures the prevailing zeitgeist with its “Geiz ist geil!” (“stinginess is cool”) advertising campaign. This year also marks entry into a new market with Media Markt opening its first store in Belgium.}}{{Timeline-event |date={{Start date|2003}} |event=On Germany’s Reunification Day holiday, Saturn and its partners make Udo Lindenberg’s hit “Sonderzug nach Pankow” reality.}}{{Timeline-event |date={{Start date|2004}} |event=Saturn opens its 100th store in Germany and launches operations in Poland and Hungary. Media Markt enters the market in Portugal. The Corporate Group opens its 500th consumer electronics store.}}{{Timeline-event |date={{Start date|2005}} |event=Media Markt opens its 200th store in Germany and its first store in Greece. Saturn expands into Spain.}}{{Timeline-event |date={{Start date|2006}} |event=In Stockholm, Media Markt opens the first store in Sweden. The retail brand also celebrates a double opening in the Russian capital, Moscow. Saturn expands into the Netherlands.}}{{Timeline-event |date={{Start date|2007}} |event=Media Markt expands into Turkey and Saturn into Belgium.}}{{Timeline-event |date={{Start date|2008}} |event=The first Saturn stores are opened in Greece and Luxembourg. Together the two retail brands Media Markt and Saturn are operating stores in more than 700 different locations.}}{{Timeline-event |date={{Start date|2009}} |event=Media Markt celebrates its 30th anniversary. With a sales floor of 10,000 sqm, the world largest Media Markt store opens in Munich. Saturn opens its first stores in Switzerland and Turkey.}} 2010s{{Timeline-event |date={{Start date|2010}}|event=Saturn debuts in Russia and Media Markt expands into China. Media Markt launches its first online shops in the Netherlands and Austria.}}{{Timeline-event |date={{Start date|2011}} |event=Media-Saturn acquires majority shareholding in the Internet retailer redcoon and launches music streaming service JUKE. Saturn celebrates 50 years and opens its own online shop in Germany.}}{{Timeline-event |date={{Start date|2012}} |event=Media Markt launches its online shop in Germany. The Media-Saturn Group takes over the Russian online retailer 003.ru and acquires a shareholding in re-commerce provider FLIP4NEW.}}{{Timeline-event |date={{Start date|2013}} |event=redcoon celebrates its 10th anniversary, and Media-Saturn increases its share of the company to 100 percent.}}{{Timeline-event |date={{Start date|2014}} |event=Europe’s most advanced Media Markt and Saturn stores open almost simultaneously in Ingolstadt, seat of the corporate HQ.}} References1. ^{{cite web |url=http://reports.metrogroup.de/2015-2016/condensed-report/financial-year-2015-16/media-saturn.html|format=URL |title= METRO GROUP annual report 2016}} 2. ^{{cite web |url=http://reports.metrogroup.de/2015-2016/condensed-report/financial-year-2015-16/media-saturn.html|format=URL |title= METRO GROUP annual report 2016}} 3. ^{{cite web |url=http://www.media-saturn.com/press/EN/PressReleases/Pages/141028_Saturn_RetailInnovations.aspx|format=URL |title= Retail innovations at Saturn: Consumer electronics retailer shows what multichannel can now achieve and reinterprets customer service |accessdate=28 October 2014 |publisher=Media-Saturn-Holding GmbH}} 5 : Consumer electronics retailers of Germany|Companies based in Upper Bavaria|Companies based in Ingolstadt|Metro Group|Ingolstadt |
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