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Local market share

A local market share measures the relative weight of a retailer or group within a defined catchment area or local market.

Why it matters

It helps read market structure before and after a deal, identify combined shares and feed the interpretation of HHI.

In practice

The calculation should rely on a credible area, comparable competitors and a coherent metric such as surface or revenue.

Common mistake

Producing a percentage without stating the area, the competitors in scope or the banner-grouping logic behind the result.

Related articles

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Retail merger control: a practical guide to local market analysis before filing

Methodology

How to calculate a local market share with a credible catchment area

Related documentation

Market-share documentation↗

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