RANKED: Meet France's 25 largest distributors by revenue
Research from distribution database ITdistri and channel matchmaking platform ChannelHub, shared with CPI, reveals the 25 largest players in France by revenue
France's top 25 distributors collectively racked up €9bn in revenues in 2017 according to research by distribution database ITdistri and channel matchmaking platform ChannelHub, shared exclusively with CPI. The country's distribution market grew by 3.42 per cent year on year. The top five players generated €5.78bn in revenues in the French market in 2017, accounting for 65 per cent of the revenues accumulated by the top 25. Fifteen of the top 25 posted revenue growth in 2017, while 10 posted...
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