Centre E.Leclerc Langon
SAS Langon Distribution operates Centre E.Leclerc Langon, a multi-format retail destination in Langon, France, anchored by a 30,000 m² hypermarket plus 7,000 m² Brico-Jardi, Drive, Le Cube, Parapharmacie, sport, auto, and cultural formats serving Sud-Gironde consumers through low-price positioning and local-producer partnerships.
- Company typePrivate
- Founded1971
- HeadquartersLangon, France
- Headcount11–50
- GTM typeB2C
- OfferingServices
What Centre E.Leclerc Langon does
Centre E.Leclerc Langon, operated by SAS Langon Distribution, is a multi-format retail centre headquartered in Langon, France, serving the Sud-Gironde sub-region. Founded in 1971 as Unimag by Guy and Sarine Lafforgue and rebranded under the E.Leclerc cooperative banner in 1974, the company has evolved into an integrated retail destination anchored by a 30,000 m² hypermarket (expanded from 15,000 m²) and complemented by eight sub-brands and adjacent formats: Brico-Jardi at Mazères (7,000 m² — the largest E.Leclerc DIY and gardening store in France, opened October 2020), Drive (2013), Le Cube (technology and cultural products, July 2022), E.Leclerc Sport, Parapharmacie, Centre Auto with vehicle rental, Station-service with EV charging, Manège à Bijoux, and Espace Culturel. The site hosts Centre Commercial Moléon (80+ boutiques and restaurants on 20,000 m²) and the eco-responsible outdoor promenade La Promenade (17 shops, inaugurated June 2023). Core on-site production includes butcher, fishmonger, caterer, and bakery/pastry workshops.
The business model is traditional multi-format B2C retail monetised through transactional product sales across food, DIY, electronics, automotive, sporting goods, culture, parapharmacy, and fuel, plus ancillary rental fees (vehicle rental). Pricing is anchored to a stated lowest-price-in-region positioning with weekly competitor monitoring, supplemented by anti-waste baskets (€3/€5), Too Good To Go surprise baskets (up to 50% discount), and a strong local-producer sourcing programme (24 Alliances Locales partners within 100 km since 2010). ESG and community engagement are deeply integrated into operations: a 10-year Comerso food-waste partnership has rescued 793 tonnes of merchandise; a 10,000 m² photovoltaic installation produces 2,105 kWc annually; and the company holds the French State's 3-star 'Exemplaire' Label Anti-Gaspi (2023). The company employed 576 staff (510 CDI) as of December 2025, making it the largest private employer in Sud-Girondin, and serves over 3 million annual visitors across all E.Leclerc concepts.
Centre E.Leclerc Langon firmographics
Firmographics- Name
- Centre E.Leclerc Langon
- Legal name
- SAS LANGON DISTRIBUTION
- Website
- https://rse-leclerc-langon.com
- Company type
- Private
- Founded year
- 1971
- Operating status
- Operating
- Headcount range
- 11–50 employees
- Short description
- SAS Langon Distribution operates Centre E.Leclerc Langon, a multi-format retail destination in Langon, France, anchored by a 30,000 m² hypermarket plus 7,000 m² Brico-Jardi, Drive, Le Cube, Parapharmacie, sport, auto, and cultural formats serving Sud-Gironde consumers through low-price positioning and local-producer partnerships.
- Ownership category
- akta.pro rank
Where Centre E.Leclerc Langon is headquartered
LocationHeadquarters
- HQ city
- Langon
- HQ country
- France
- HQ region
- Europe
Offices2 records
Markets served
Centre E.Leclerc Langon business model
Business model- GTM type
- B2C
- Offering type
- Services
- Cost components
- Personnel, Supply Chain, Operations, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales
Revenue model
- Retail Product Sales: Traditional retail revenue from selling consumer products across multiple categories including food, electronics, hardware, automotive, sporting goods, and cultural products through hypermarket, specialized stores, and drive-through formats.
- Rental Services: Vehicle rental services offered at the Centre Auto location.
Pricing tiers
| Model | Billing | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Other | Pay-as-you-go | Low-price leader strategy |
Go-to-market motion1 record
Distribution channels7 records
Marketing channels8 records
Centre E.Leclerc Langon product offering
Product offeringCore offering
Centre E.Leclerc Langon, operated by SAS Langon Distribution, is a multi-format retail center anchored by a 30,000 m² hypermarket selling groceries, fresh produce (bakery, butcher, fishmonger, deli), electronics, and general merchandise. The offering is expanded through co-located specialized sub-brands including a 7,000 m² DIY/gardening store (Brico-Jardi Mazères, the largest E.Leclerc in this format in France), a drive-through pickup service, a technology/culture store (Le Cube), parapharmacy, automotive center, sports store, jewelry store, vehicle rental, and a fuel station with EV charging, all part of the 80+ boutique Centre Commercial Moléon serving the Sud-Gironde region.
Product overview
Centre E.Leclerc Langon is a unified multi-format retail center operated by SAS Langon Distribution, comprising a 30,000 m² hypermarket (expanded from 15,000 m²) as the core anchor, supplemented by multiple specialized retail sub-brands. The portfolio includes: the Hypermarché (main grocery and general merchandise store with fresh on-site food counters for bakery, pastry, butcher, fishmonger, and deli), the Brico-Jardi de Mazères (7,000 m² DIY and gardening — France's largest E.Leclerc in this format, opened October 2020), Le Cube (technology and cultural products, opened July 2022), E.Leclerc Sport, a Parapharmacie, the Drive service, Centre Auto with vehicle rental, a fuel station with EV charging, Manège à Bijoux, and an Espace Culturel. These stores are co-located within the 80-boutique Centre Commercial Moléon (20,000 m² of retail gallery) and the eco-responsible outdoor promenade La Promenade (17 shops and restaurants, inaugurated June 2023), which together form an integrated shopping destination serving the Sud-Gironde region.
Differentiator
Problem solved
Functional benefit
Products and services
- Hypermarché E.Leclerc de Langon The main 30,000 m² hypermarket offering groceries, fresh on-site counters (butcher, fishmonger, bakery, pastry, deli), electronics, culture, IT, gaming, and major and small appliances for Sud-Gironde residents.
- Brico E.Leclerc de Mazères (Brico-Jardi) A 7,000 m² DIY and gardening center in Mazères serving Sud-Gironde customers with hardware, tools, and gardening supplies, plus on-site EV charging.
- Drive E.Leclerc de Langon Click-and-collect drive service in the Family Place zone where customers can order online and collect groceries without leaving their vehicle.
- Le Cube Technology and cultural store featuring books, music, gaming, and cultural products, with the largest such selection in the region.
- Parapharmacie E.Leclerc de Langon Parapharmacy offering health and beauty products within the commercial center; relocated to larger premises in November 2022.
- E.Leclerc Sport Sports retail store offering sports equipment and apparel, part of the Moléon commercial center.
- Centre Auto E.Leclerc Automotive retail center offering vehicle parts, accessories, and services including vehicle rental within the Moléon commercial center.
- Location de Véhicules E.Leclerc Vehicle rental service operated within the Centre Auto, offering short-term and half-day vehicle rentals.
- Station-service E.Leclerc Fuel station at the Moléon commercial center, also equipped with electric vehicle charging points.
- Manège à Bijoux E.Leclerc de Langon Jewelry store within the commercial center offering jewelry and watches.
- Espace Culturel E.Leclerc Cultural space within the Moléon commercial center dedicated to cultural products and activities.
- La Promenade Open-air lifestyle promenade featuring 17 shops and restaurants in an eco-responsible setting, part of the Moléon commercial center.
Quantifiable outcome
- Label anti-gaspi 3-star 'Exemplary' level certification achieved in 2023
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Companies that use Centre E.Leclerc Langon
Customer profileNamed customers1 record
Segments1 record
Ideal customer profiles1 record
Centre E.Leclerc Langon technology and API
TechnologyTechnology focussed No
API detail
- Has API
- No
- API docs
- API detail
Core technology
AI maturity
App detail
Feature3 records
Centre E.Leclerc Langon partnerships and signals
Strategic signalPartnerships
13 partnerships are on record, tiered minor and core.
- Les Foulées de l'EspéranceminorSports and solidarity association supporting Sylvain Brudo's challenge: running 1000km from Bazas to Saint-Jacques-de-Compostelle in 30 days (starting April 2, 2025) to raise funds for Ligue contre le cancer - comité Gironde.
- Restaurants du Coeur, Banque Alimentaire, Secours Populaire, Association des BarrailscoreCharitable associations receiving donated products through Comerso partnership. Help redistribute food to those in need.
- Château GautoulminorNew wine partner added in 2024 for the Foire aux Vins. Represents inclusion-focused wines from Gironde producers employing people with disabilities.
- SAS AgriÉnergie - Unité de Méthanisation d'AurosminorMethanization unit founded in 2019 by 9 Girondin farmers, presided by Yannick Duffau (mayor of Brannens). Collaboration since May 2023: Langon supplies unsold fruits and vegetables for biogas production, transforming waste into renewable energy. Example of synergy between agriculture and commerce.
- Too Good To GocoreAnti-food waste app partnership since March 2021. Creates daily surprise baskets at Hypermarché, Drive, and P'tit Marché with up to 50% discount. 6,591 baskets saved by 2024, representing 17 tonnes of CO2 avoided (equivalent to 18 Paris-New York flights).
- Château LescurecoreWine estate at Verdelais with partnership of 7 years. ESAT 'La Ferme des Côteaux' manages the vineyard with about 10 workers with disabilities, supported by 4 expert supervisors. Sells wines that support disability inclusion. Promoted during Foire aux Vins.
- ComersocoreFood waste partnership since 2015. Organizes 6 collections per week over 7 days of opening. Has helped rescue 793 tonnes of merchandise from disposal over 10 years, redistributing over 1.6 million meal equivalents. In 2025: 168,732 meal equivalents redistributed, 84,366 kg products donated, €295,281 merchandise saved.
- Alliance Locales Producers NetworkcoreNational program since 2010 pairing E.Leclerc stores with local producers. Langon has 24 producer partners within 100km radius. Includes meat, poultry, fish, dairy, fruits, vegetables, beverages. Short supply chains with full transparency on quality and origin. Some partnerships spanning generations (e.g., family de Biasi - salad and fruit producers at Barie for 40 years).
- ESAT Les Ateliers de VerdelaiscoreEstablishment and services for disabled workers. Partnership for grounds maintenance since 2010.
- ESAT Saint-JosephcorePartnership since 2005 for purchasing jams made by workers with disabilities, destined for resale.
- ESAT Saint-JeancorePartnership since 2005 for purchasing preserves made by workers with disabilities, destined for resale.
- Vergers du Barry (Pierre et Daniel Balaresque)coreApple and fruit producers from Lagarrigue, Lot-et-Garonne. Partnership since over 40 years. Produces 12 varieties of apples (Golden, Gala, Chanteclerc, Renoir, Rosée du Barry, Story) on 50 hectares, yielding 1600-2000 tonnes annually. Certified Global G.A.P., HVE (Haute Valeur Environnementale), and 'Vergers éco-responsables'. Solar panels installed on rooftops.
- 1&1 IONOSminorWebsite hosting provider for rse-leclerc-langon.com. Data hosted by IONOS, 100 N 18th Street, Ste 400, Philadelphia, PA 19103, USA.
Scale indicators12 records
Recent moves16 records
Expansion highlights5 records
Centre E.Leclerc Langon competitors and assessment
Company assessmentBroad incumbents
- Carrefour: France's largest grocery retailer, operating Carrefour Hyper, Market, and proximity formats. Direct competitor for hypermarket basket in the same Sud-Gironde / Bordeaux catchment, with a much broader national footprint and more advanced e-commerce infrastructure.
- Cora: French hypermarket chain (part of Louis Delhaize Group) operating large-format stores comparable to Centre E.Leclerc Langon's 30,000 m² hypermarket. Direct format peer with similar assortment breadth, fuel station, and specialty store add-ons.
- Système U: Cooperative retail network operating Hyper U, Super U, and U Express formats. Similar to E.Leclerc in being a cooperative of independent retailers with shared brand and purchasing; competes on price and local-producer assortment in comparable regional markets.
- Géant Casino: Hypermarket format of the Casino Group operating nationwide in France. Direct hypermarket competitor with similar large-format retail + specialty-store combination and overlapping customer base in regional French markets.
- Intermarché: Les Mousquetaires' hypermarket and supermarket brand with strong rural and peri-urban presence across France. Comparable assortment breadth and price-positioning to E.Leclerc; competes directly in regional catchments like Sud-Gironde.
- Auchan: French hypermarket and supermarket operator with nationwide coverage, including hypermarchés, supermarkets, and Drive. Comparable in format (large hypermarket + specialty stores) and competes for the same discretionary spend pool as Centre E.Leclerc Langon.
Emerging players
- Aldi: German discount supermarket rapidly expanding in France. Smaller-format discount model competes on price-sensitive grocery trips rather than full hypermarket assortment, but contributes to overall price pressure in the regional catchment.
- Lidl: German hard-discounter with aggressive expansion in southwest France. Competes primarily on price for grocery basket share rather than full hypermarket assortment, but increasingly relevant as its Bordeaux-area stores encroach on the Sud-Gironde catchment.
Others
- Leroy Merlin: French home-improvement and DIY retail leader (Adeo group). Direct competitor to the Brico-Jardi de Mazères for DIY and gardening spend, particularly on big-ticket projects; complements rather than overlaps with the grocery side of Centre E.Leclerc Langon.
Direct peers
- E.Leclerc: National E.Leclerc cooperative network of which Centre E.Leclerc Langon is an independent member. Operates the same hypermarket + specialty store + Drive + parapharmacy + brico model under the shared brand and central purchasing platform, making every other E.Leclerc centre a direct operational peer.
Market position
Strengths5 records
Weaknesses5 records
Key risks6 records
Key highlights7 records
Customer concentration
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Frequently asked questions about Centre E.Leclerc Langon
What does Centre E.Leclerc Langon do?
Centre E.Leclerc Langon, operated by SAS Langon Distribution, is a multi-format retail center anchored by a 30,000 m² hypermarket selling groceries, fresh produce (bakery, butcher, fishmonger, deli), electronics, and general merchandise. The offering is expanded through co-located specialized sub-brands including a 7,000 m² DIY/gardening store (Brico-Jardi Mazères, the largest E.Leclerc in this format in France), a drive-through pickup service, a technology/culture store (Le Cube), parapharmacy, automotive center, sports store, jewelry store, vehicle rental, and a fuel station with EV charging, all part of the 80+ boutique Centre Commercial Moléon serving the Sud-Gironde region.
Is Centre E.Leclerc Langon a public or private company?
Centre E.Leclerc Langon is a private company. It is classified as family owned and is currently operating.
When was Centre E.Leclerc Langon founded?
Centre E.Leclerc Langon was founded in 1971. It employs 11 to 50 people.
Where is Centre E.Leclerc Langon based?
Centre E.Leclerc Langon is headquartered in Langon, France, in the Europe region.
How does Centre E.Leclerc Langon make money?
Two revenue lines are on record. Retail Product Sales are the primary driver. The others are rental Services.
Who are Centre E.Leclerc Langon's main competitors?
Broad incumbents on record are Carrefour, Cora, Système U, Géant Casino, Intermarché and Auchan. Emerging players are Aldi and Lidl. Leroy Merlin is listed as an others. E.Leclerc is listed as a direct peer.
Does Centre E.Leclerc Langon have an API?
No public API is recorded for Centre E.Leclerc Langon.