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Brico
Brico is a Belgian hardware store-chain. The chain focuses mainly on DIY items, but also sells garden related articles. The chain has 133 locations (as of February 2012) spread over Belgium, about 80 of which are franchised.〔(Brico ) on Brico.be〕
==History==
The first store opened in 1973 in Schoten. The name Brico comes from the French ''bricoler'', which means ''to do DIY''. During the 1980s, Brico produced two brands of its own, namely Stop and Bricobi. Currently these brands are known as Central Park and Sencys.〔 (Brico roept twee producten van merk Sencys terug ), De Morgen, October 13, 2010〕 Until 2002 Brico was part of the GIB Group, when it was sold to the Dutch Vendex (currently Maxeda). Maxeda also owns the Hardware store-chains Praxis and Formido.
Former locations of Leroy Merlin in Belgium have become part of Brico NV and have been reformed and renamed to Plan-It. These stores focus mainly on larger DIY and decoration projects.
In 2006, first ''Brico City'' shops were opened. These are smaller stores located in city centers (Antwerp, Brussels, Liege, Gent ...) that focus on most basic and easy-to-store items.〔(【引用サイトリンク】url=http://www.brico.be/wabs/fr/compagnie/franchise.do )〕
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