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SMU Q3 2026 earnings summary
Complete event summary combining all related documents: earnings call transcript, report, and slide presentation.Executive summary
2026–2028 strategy targets 60 new stores and 80 upgrades, alongside technology investment and operating-efficiency initiatives.
3Q26 revenue rose 3.1% YoY; 9M26 revenue rose 2.4% and EBITDA rose 2.0%, with a stable 7.5% margin.
Lower-margin format mix and higher distribution costs pressured gross margin and 3Q26 EBITDA; weaker non-operating results drove net losses.
Financial highlights
Revenue was CLP 710,848 million in 3Q26 (+3.1%) and CLP 2,125,298 million in 9M26 (+2.4%).
Gross profit rose 0.8% in 3Q26 to CLP 224,223 million and 1.5% in 9M26 to CLP 676,662 million, despite lower gross margins.
EBITDA was CLP 49,720 million in 3Q26 (-1.8%) and CLP 158,606 million in 9M26 (+2.0%); margins were 7.0% and 7.5%, respectively.
Net loss was CLP 5,657 million in 3Q26 and CLP 3,949 million in 9M26, versus prior-year net income of CLP 32,613 million and CLP 51,775 million, respectively.
Non-operating loss was CLP 25,182 million in 3Q26 and CLP 77,221 million in 9M26, reflecting lower asset-sale gains and higher restructuring costs.
Outlook and guidance
Sales momentum was expected to continue, supported by the 2026–2028 Growth with Value for the Customer initiatives.
Q4 revenue growth was tracking above 3%; EBITDA margin was expected at 8%–8.5%, with expense growth below inflation.
Q4 gross margin was expected below the prior year; a stronger Unimarc sales mix was expected to support average margin.
Planned Q4 activity included 15 Unimarc and 18 Alvi upgrades, four new store openings, and conversions of two Unimarc and one Super10 store to Alvi.
- Growth plans combine 60 new openings with improving 2Q26 revenue trends.SMU
Corporate presentation - Revenue up 2.2% in 2Q26, but net income down 91% on restructuring and non-operating losses.SMU
Q2 2026 - EBITDA rose 9.6% and revenue grew 2.1%, but net income fell 90% on tax and restructuring effects.SMU
Q1 2026 - Q2 2024 saw lower revenue and profit, but new stores and online sales delivered strong growth.SMU
Q2 2024 - Q3 revenue rose 2.8% but net income fell 31.7% as margin pressure persisted.SMU
Q3 2024 - Revenue up 0.9%, EBITDA margin at 8.0%, net income down 44%, online sales up 21%.SMU
Q4 2024 - Gross margin improved despite lower revenue and net income, with major investments planned.SMU
Q1 2025 - 2Q25 net income jumped 126.2% on higher margins and asset sales, despite lower revenue.SMU
Q2 2025 - Gross margin and net income rose despite lower revenue, driven by asset sales and efficiency.SMU
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