Turkish discount supermarket operator BIM has decided to increase the share capital of Egypt-based unit BIM Stores by USD 7.4 mn, according to Reuters. The increase will be paid in cash, the newswire notes. No additional detail was provided. BIM had announced last July that it was planning to increase its number of retail outlets in Egypt to 300 from 256 in 2017.
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