"Lidl has announced they had "record breaking" Christmas sales with a 10% surge as almost 51 million customers shopped at the discount retailer. Lidl announced that in the four weeks leading up to Christmas they made more than £1.1 billion in turnover. Ryan McDonnell, chief executive at Lidl GB, said, "2025 was a record-breaking Christmas for Lidl - with more customers choosing to shop with us than ever before. By continuing to invest in low prices and champion British food, all without compromising on quality, we've seen loyalty soar. As the fastest-growing bricks-and-mortar supermarket, we've expanded to reach more customers nationwide and offer outstanding value this Christmas.""
""2025 was a record-breaking Christmas for Lidl - with more customers choosing to shop with us than ever before. By continuing to invest in low prices and champion British food, all without compromising on quality, we've seen loyalty soar. As the fastest-growing bricks-and-mortar supermarket, we've expanded to reach more customers nationwide and offer outstanding value this Christmas.""
2025 was a record-breaking Christmas for Lidl, with more customers choosing to shop there than ever before. Lidl recorded a 10% surge in Christmas sales, serving almost 51 million customers. Turnover exceeded £1.1 billion in the four weeks leading up to Christmas. Continued investment in low prices and promotion of British food occurred without compromising on quality, driving increased customer loyalty. Lidl expanded its bricks-and-mortar footprint nationwide, positioning itself as the fastest-growing physical supermarket and offering outstanding value over the Christmas period.
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