Scots may see some new Aldi stores popping up over the next year, as the budget supermarket has said that it wants to open 40 new branches.
Aldi has released a list of 30 possible locations where it would like to set up shop - including three spots in Scotland - and are even willing to pay a finders fee to those who recommend potential sites.
The Scottish locations in which the supermarket said it would like to open stores are Cathcart, Drylaw and Bonnyrigg. The chain currently has more than 990 stores in the UK, but they are planning to invest more than £400million on store development.
