Aldi is set to open an average of one new store every week until the end of 2025, as part of its £650m investment into expanding and refurbishing its store estate.

The discounter has confirmed the next wave of store locations, including Fulham Broadway and Shoreditch in London, as well as new sites in Eastbourne, Waterbrook (Kent), Meadowfield (Durham), Deeside and Treharris (Wales), and Market Harborough (Leicestershire). Further stores are set to launch in Tyne and Wear, Liverpool and Chesterfield.

Alongside new openings, 35 existing Aldi supermarkets will be refurbished by the end of the year to enhance customer experience and improve store layouts.

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Aldi UK managing director of national real estate Jonathan Neale said: “At Aldi, our goal is to make sure people across the UK have access to affordable, high-quality food, and opening new stores is key to making that happen.

“We’re now opening an average of one new store a week for the rest of 2025, showing just how ambitious our plans are to build a store network that will help us reach millions of new customers.

He added that investment in people remained a key focus: “It’s not just about openings – it’s also about making sure we have the best-paid teams in place to run them.”