Lotus's Thailand

Lotus's is a leading retail chain in Thailand operated by CP Axtra Public Company Limited, part of the Charoen Pokphand (CP) Group. Formerly known as Tesco Lotus, it was rebranded following CP Group's reacquisition in 2020.

Established in 1994 with its first store at Seacon Square, Lotus's has grown into Thailand's largest hypermarket operator. The chain offers a wide range of products focusing on food, beverages, household essentials, and beauty items, catering to diverse customer needs through various store formats.

Lotus's operates hypermarkets that combine large retail spaces with food courts, department stores, and services like bill payments, personal loans, and insurance. These flagship stores are often located in malls with extensive parking facilities. Complementing the hypermarkets are Tesco Lotus Express convenience stores and smaller supermarket formats designed for quick shopping and everyday essentials.

• Hypermarkets: Large-format stores offering comprehensive grocery, fresh produce, beauty products, and general merchandise.
• Supermarkets: Mid-sized outlets focusing on food, drinks, and household goods.
• Convenience stores (Lotus's Express): Over 1,600 locations providing on-the-go purchases of groceries, ready meals, and beverages.

The company emphasizes fresh Thai produce, partnering with local farmers and SMEs to deliver quality food and drinks. Beauty and personal care sections feature popular brands alongside private labels. Lotus's supports healthy living through nutritious meal options and wellness products.

In 2020, CP Group acquired Tesco Lotus operations for approximately US$10 billion, including stores in Thailand and Malaysia. Rebranding completed in 2021, strengthening its position against competitors like Big C. As of late 2019, it operated 1,967 stores in Thailand, with continued expansion including new community malls like Lotus's Oasis Saraphi (opened December 2025) and upgrades such as Lotus's Bangna.

Lotus's leverages a robust supply chain with efficient distribution networks across Thailand. Its online platform connects over 200 hypermarkets, enabling store pickup or next-day home delivery. Partnerships with platforms like Grab, Lazada, Shopee, and Foodpanda expand reach for food and beverage delivery.

Recent initiatives highlight sustainability, including zero-waste efforts transforming plastic bottles into school uniforms (February 2026) and food waste management collaborations. CP Axtra expanded stores ahead of year-end 2025, reinforcing leadership in wholesale and retail sectors.

Lotus's serves as a one-stop destination for modern Thai consumers seeking quality groceries, fresh foods, beauty essentials, and convenient services, delivering a little delight every day.