Fomento Económico Mexicano (FEMSAUBD) Q3 2024 earnings summary
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Q3 2024 earnings summary
19 Feb, 2026Executive summary
Consolidated revenues grew 8.3% and operating income rose 14.6% year-over-year in Q3, with margin expansion across most business units despite a soft consumer environment in Mexico.
Net income declined 27.5% to MXN 9.2 billion, impacted by higher interest expense, non-cash FX losses, and a Ps. 3,873 million impairment from the Solistica divestment.
Strategic focus includes optimizing the portfolio, emphasizing high-ROIC opportunities, and accelerating or decelerating investments by format and geography.
Significant progress on strategic initiatives, including the divestment of Solistica and the acquisition of Delek’s 249 convenience stores in Texas.
Digital and financial services, especially Spin by OXXO and Spin Premia, are key growth levers, with strong user adoption and increasing integration into retail operations.
Financial highlights
Q3 total revenues: Ps. 196,771 million (+8.3% YoY); operating income: Ps. 17,374 million (+14.6% YoY); net income: Ps. 9,243 million (-27.5% YoY).
Adjusted EBITDA: Ps. 28,909 million (+19.6% YoY); EBITDA margin: 14.7% (+140 bps YoY).
OXXO added 367 net new stores in Q3 (273 in Mexico, 94 in South America); YTD, 1,266 net new stores.
Proximity Europe revenue up 24% in pesos, with Valora operating income up 62.2% and margin up 100 bps.
Health division revenue up 12.5%, same-store sales up 7.4%, operating income up 7.2%, but margin contracted 20 bps to 4.3%.
Outlook and guidance
Management is focused on closing the year strongly and preparing for an improved 2025, with continued investment in store expansion, digital engagement, and operational efficiency.
OXXO Mexico targets 1,100 net new stores in 2025; Bara aims for 40% store base growth; OXXO Colombia targets 15-20% store growth.
Valora expects continued growth, especially in German retail and fuel station partnerships, with cautious expansion in high street locations.
Capital allocation remains disciplined, with no immediate plans for further share repurchases until after the next shareholders meeting.
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