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FEMSA (FMX): Q2’26 earnings preview
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FEMSA (FMX): Q2’26 earnings preview
Equity Research
16 July 2026 | 11:33AM BRT
We update our FEMSA model to preview its Q2 results and incorporate Thiago Bortoluci
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management’s latest public commentary and high-frequency data. We expect thiago.bortoluci@gs.com
Goldman Sachs do Brasil CTVM S.A.
FEMSA to report one of the strongest earnings prints across our Mexico Staples
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coverage, with OXXO Mexico growing same-store sales +8% y/y, materially ahead of +55(11)3371-9880 |
the ANTAD benchmark (+1% on the average for the quarter), with tailwinds from nicolas.sussmann@gs.comGoldman Sachs do Brasil CTVM S.A.
additional gathering occasions and a successful promotional campaign with Panini
during the FIFA World Cup. At a moment when Mexican consumers remain pressured
by soft macro indicators, eroding purchasing power from remittance flows from the
United States, and limited visibility on the USMCA trade agreement with the United
States and Canada, we think that print is something to highlight, albeit cautioning on
what we believe could be a soft H2. Positive (absolute and relative) momentum and
appealing shareholder returns keep us at Buy; that said, we think the positive
surprises of the quarter are fairly priced in. FEMSA is scheduled to report earnings on
July 28.
We are Buy rated on FEMSA shares, with new 12-month target prices of P$238 for
the local shares (up 4% from P$229 before) and US$138 for the ADRs (up +5% from
US$132 before), based on a sum-of-the parts valuation.
Key downside risks to our investment view include: 1. Inefficient capital structure; 2.
Holding complexity; 3. M&A and dilutive capital allocation; 4. Increased competition
from other retail segments in Mexico; 5. Macro deterioration in Mexico; 6. Execution
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