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Ingles Markets Incorporated Class A Common Stock (NASDAQ:IMKTA)

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Ingles Markets, Incorporated is a leading supermarket chain with operations in the southeastern United States. Ingles' strategy is to locate its supermarkets primarily in suburban areas, small towns and rural communities, where management believes the market may be underserved by existing supermarkets....

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