OBI Group has acquired the OBI and individual DIG stores from Migros
As part of a strategic review, Migros has decided to divest its DIY business, which included several “Do It + Garden” and “OBI” locations. Migros had operated the Swiss OBI stores as a franchisee. In OBI Group Holding, Migros has found the ideal partner to ensure continuity for both its customers and employees.
OBI is one of Germany’s largest home improvement and DIY retail chains, headquartered in Wermelskirchen. Founded in 1970, OBI operates over 650 stores across Europe, including in Germany, Austria, Poland and Italy. The company offers a wide range of products for home improvement, construction, gardening and interior design. OBI follows a multi-channel strategy, combining physical stores with a strong online presence. Part of the Tengelmann Group, OBI is known for its extensive product selection, excellent customer service and project-focused solutions for both DIY enthusiasts and professionals.
Migros is Switzerland’s largest retailer, headquartered in Zurich. Founded in 1925, it operates as a cooperative. The company has a diversified business model, including supermarkets, department stores, specialized retail, banking and industrial manufacturing. With nearly 100,000 employees, the group generates sales of US$34.9 billion (CHF32 billion).
Oaklins’ team in Switzerland acted as the exclusive M&A advisor to both the sellers and the Migros Group management team throughout the entire sales process.


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