Kaufland

Kaufland is a prominent German hypermarket chain founded in 1984 and headquartered in Neckarsulm, Germany. As part of the Schwarz Gruppe, which also owns Lidl, Kaufland is one of the largest retail groups in Europe, operating over 1,200 stores across several countries, including Germany, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Poland, Romania, Bulgaria, and Croatia. The company has plans for further expansion into new markets like Moldova. Kaufland offers a wide range of products, primarily focusing on food and groceries, along with non-food items. The hypermarkets emphasize competitive pricing, extensive product selection, and quality. Kaufland tailors its offerings to local markets, ensuring transparency in product sourcing and supporting local suppliers. The company also owns Kaufland Fleischwaren, which specializes in meat and sausage production, operating multiple facilities in Germany and the Czech Republic. Kaufland is dedicated to maintaining high production standards and sustainability, appealing to consumers who value quality and responsible shopping choices.

Retail Neckarsulm, Germany Founded 1968 ~131 employees

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Employees
131
+0.8% in the 3 months to Sep 2026
Revenue / employee
$291M
Revenue ~$38.1B
12-month attrition
9.6%
Tech: 0%
H1B sponsor
NA

Kaufland FAQ

How many employees does Kaufland have?

Kaufland has about 131 employees, up 0.8% over the 3 months to Sep 2026.

What is Kaufland's revenue per employee?

Kaufland makes about $290.51M in revenue per employee, based on $38.06B annual revenue and 131 employees.

Data from Company Prospectus, DOL LCA disclosures, WARN notices and 6figr salary profiles.