Penny Italia opens two new stores in Lombardy and Tuscany

Penny Italia has opened two new stores in Legnano (Mi) and Sinalunga (Si), strengthening its presence in Lombardy and Tuscany.

Both stores are the result of urban regeneration projects and offer modern, accessible and functional spaces designed to meet the everyday needs of local communities.

The Legnano store

The new Legnano store, located on Viale Toselli, is next to the Penny store already present on Via per Villa Cortese, consolidating the brand's presence in the city. The project made it possible to reclaim an area previously used for production activities through the construction of a new commercial building, a small production building and a public garden of over 400 sq m.

The building covers a total area of approximately 1.259 sq m, of which 879 are allocated to the sales area, and has 59 parking spaces. Inside the store, customers can find a complete range for their everyday shopping, enhanced by Bake Off, Penny Self-Service Butchery, Penny Served Deli and Punto Caldo.

“This opening allows us to strengthen our presence in Legnano and be even closer to the people who choose Penny every day. We are restoring value to an area of the city with a modern, welcoming and functional store,” says Alexandru Iancu, national sales manager, North-East Area of Penny Italia.

The Sinalunga store

The new Penny store in Sinalunga, on Via Piave, replaces the historic store that has been present in Sinalunga for over 25 years. The project made it possible to reclaim a disused production complex dating back to the early 2000s, maintaining the existing volumes unchanged and without consuming any new land.

The building stands on a plot of over 6.800 sq m and has a gross floor area of approximately 1.450 sq m, of which over 935 are allocated to the sales area. Inside the store, customers can find a complete range for their everyday shopping, enhanced by Bake Off and Penny Self-Service Butchery. The project also includes 168 photovoltaic panels, car parks with permeable paving, 24 new tall trees and 30 spaces dedicated to bicycles.

“With this project, we are renewing our commitment to Sinalunga and to the people who choose us every day, offering a more modern and efficient store without giving up the proximity that has always characterised the relationship between Penny and the local community,” says Filippo Ferruzzi, national sales manager, Central-North Area of Penny Italia.

This article was translated from the original Italian version with the assistance of artificial intelligence. In case of discrepancies, please refer to the original Italian version.