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Press releaseGlobeNewswire· December 9, 2025

Carrefour, Carmila, Unlimitail and JCDecaux join forces to accelerate the development of retail media across Carrefour and Carmila sites in France and Spain

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Carrefour, Carmila, Unlimitail and JCDecaux join forces to accelerate the development of retail media across Carrefour and Carmila sites in France and Spain Carrefour, Carmila, Unlimitail and JCDecaux join forces to accelerate the development of retail media across Carrefour and Carmila sites in France and Spain Paris,…
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  • This project confirms our retail media expertise and leadership. Physical and digital inventory and data can be fully monetised when they are combined for the benefit of retailers, brands and shoppers throughout the customer journey.

    80% confidence

  • We are delighted to partner with Carrefour, Carmila and Unlimitail on this project, which further strengthens our partnerships in France and Spain. Physical retail media has been enjoying strong growth for several years and this partnership is fully in line with that momentum. Together, we will make it a powerful lever supporting advertisers' omnichannel strategies. By combining our DOOH solutions with Carrefour's transactional data and Unlimitail's technological expertise, we will offer brands even greater visibility, proximity and effectiveness.

    80% confidence

  • With this new retail media network, Carmila is taking a key step in the transformation of its shopping centre portfolio. We are creating new opportunities to monetise our audiences and accelerate the growth of our revenues, while further enhancing the attractiveness of our sites.

    80% confidence

  • Our sites are undergoing a profound transformation, and this project is a powerful symbol of that change. It reflects our ambition to combine innovation and service in order to offer visitors a renewed, modern and welcoming experience, while creating long-term value for our assets.

    80% confidence

  • This agreement will make retail media an even more powerful growth driver for retail partners and brands

    80% confidence

  • This project will be the largest multi-site deployment ever undertaken by JCDecaux in France

    80% confidence

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