Why Best Buy is opening smaller stores to grow sales
By Natalie Rice
Published on August 1, 2026.
Consumer electronics retailer Best Buy is expanding smaller-format stores in markets that cannot support its traditional sizes. The company's incoming CEO, Jason Bonfig, has expressed his expectations for success in the future. The move is aimed at increasing sales and maintaining the retailer's traditional stores.
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