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DGS Retail Expands U.S. Operations by Acquiring Payson Store Fixtures

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Mar 10 2010

Minneapolis based, Quazar Capital Corporation would like to announce that their client, Payson Store Fixtures, a division of SUPERVALU Inc. has been acquired by DGS Retail, headquartered in Boston, MA.

Payson Store Fixtures, a division of the grocery retailer and supply chain service provider SUPERVALU Inc., designs and manufactures a broad range of fixtures, millwork and décor elements for supermarkets, pharmacy and other retail store environments.

DGS Retail designs and manufactures custom décor, millwork and store fixtures for major retail stores, supermarket chains, regional & national pharmacies and the boutique retail environment. With the acquisition of Payson Store Fixtures, DGS Retail expanded to three Regional Centers in the United States including; Boston, Tampa and now Salt Lake City. DGS Retail plans to retain the current employees at Payson Store Fixtures and expand upon the current operations in the Western United States to better serve the West Coast markets.

Source: http://www.dgsretail.com/

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