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Walmart Mexico’s market value sheds $3 billion after Q2 profit dip
MEXICO CITY (Reuters) -Shares in Walmart’s Mexico and Central America unit, known as Walmex, slid 6% on Thursday morning, wiping off 60.9 billion pesos ($3.25 billion) from the firm’s market capitalization after posting weaker-than-expected margins. “The company faces a very important challenge: regaining profitability,” analysts at financial group Banorte said. Walmex on Wednesday posted a 10% decrease in net profit, despite sales coming up 8%,…
Expanding Footprint, Squeezed Profits: The Challenge Facing Walmart Mexico
Walmart de México, the region’s biggest retailer, recently reported a surprising mix of results. In the latest quarter, sales rose to 246.25 billion pesos (about $13.5 billion), up 8.3% from last year, according to official company data. Yet profits fell sharply, dropping just over 10% to 11.23 billion pesos (about $615 million). This gap reflects […]
The net profit of Walmart Mexico and Central America recorded a decrease of 10.32 percent, when registering 11 thousand 227 million pesos in the second trimester of 2025, level less than the 12 thousand 510 million last quarter of last year, the company informed when it released its quarterly report to the Mexican Stock Exchange (BMV).“We have concluded the second trimester where we could observe a gradual increase in sales, however, the recover…
Walmart of Mexico was boosted by the Hot Sale season, celebrated between May and June, which allowed its digital sales to grow 20% during the second quarter of the year. Despite this advance, the company led by Ignacio Caride continues to suffer a slower recovery in consumption than expected. Still, it reaffirmed its consolidated revenue growth guide for 2025, in a range of 6% to 7%, according to its quarterly financial report. In the second qua…
Walmart Mexico reports a 10% drop in profits due to slowdown in consumption
Walmart de México y Centroamérica (Walmex), the world’s largest retail chain, reported a 10.3% decrease in net income for the second quarter of 2025. The figure amounted to 11,227 million pesos, a decline compared to the same period last year, when net income totaled 12,510 million pesos. ALSO READ. Amazon, Walmart, and Target are holding bidding wars! Check out their deals Why did Walmart Mexico’s net income decline in the second quarter of 202…
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