Micros Systems a leading provider of information technology solutions for the hospitality and retail industries, has completed its acquisition of Torex Retail Holdings. According to Micros Systems, Torex – a European market leader for store systems in retail, hospitality, convenience and fuel markets
As Met Office figures confirm last month was the wettest April on record, global retail technology provider, Torex, says retailers can adapt to unexpected changes in weather with good merchandise planning systems. Charlotte Kula-Przezwanski, global enterprise practice lead, Torex, said:
Torex, a leading global provider of technology to the convenience and fuel markets, is partnering with Gilbarco Vedeer-Root to offer forecourts integrated Outdoor Payment Terminal (OPT) technology, which it claims will help reduce the risk of drive-offs. Forecourts who adopt
US point-of-sale software supplier to the retail and hospitality industries, MICROS Systems, is set to acquire Torex Retail Holdings, its European counterpart and technology supplier to the retail, hospitality and convenience and fuel markets. According to MICROS, Torex’s position in the
Torex, a leading global provider of innovative technology to the retail, hospitality and convenience and fuel markets, is introducing a new e-learning system for its convenience and fuel customers. According to the company, it will ensure retailers are up-to-date with
Torex, a leading global provider of technology to the retail, hospitality and convenience and fuel markets, is expanding its Convenience and Fuel Solutions (CFS) division and moving it into new offices. The company will occupy 10,000sq ft of office space in
Torex, a leading global provider of technology to the retail, hospitality and convenience and fuel markets, has acquired the Retail Division (RBS) of Sanderson Group for £11.75m. According to Torex, the deal will create a clear market leader in store
Blakemore Wholesale, the cash & carry and delivered wholesale arm of AF Blakemore and largest member of the Landmark Group, has partnered with Torex to develop EPoS solutions for retailers trading under its Lifestyle Express fascia. According to Torex, the
Independent family-owned grocer, Dike & Son, has used in-store technology to upgrade to a new 10-lane superstore. Retail Times reports Dike & Son has been operating in Stalbridge, Dorset, since 1851 and is a member of the Nisa-Today’s buying group.
The Co-operative Group has updated the forecourt sites it acquired from Somerfield with three technology solutions from Torex, which will enable it to process combined fuel and store transactions and accept fuel cards. The Co-operative added 142 forecourt sites to
Convenience stores and independent forecourts should take advantage of the pending tobacco display ban in England and the window of opportunity it provides them over multiple rivals, according to Jon Dunman, vice president of petrol and convenience at Torex. “While
