Derrimon expands Sampars
Derrick Cotterell, the founder and executive chairman of Derrimon Trading Company Ltd
Business, News
February 23, 2015

Derrimon expands Sampars

KINGSTON, Jamaica – The rapidly growing Derrimon Trading Company Ltd, which operates Sampars Cash & Carry, recently acquired its fifth supermarket outlet for J$25 million plus the value of inventory, according to its preference share prospectus.

“The company purchased a supermarket in Old Harbour and re-branded it as a Sampars outlet, bringing the total of its Sampars operations to five inclusive of the original site at Marcus Garvey Drive, and four satellite locations,” stated the prospectus recently released to the Jamaica Stock Exchange (JSE).

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