Every piece about Fomento Económico Mexicano, S.A.B. de C.V. from the last 90 days, newest first.
FEMSA is restructuring its European division Valora, budgeting 2,481 million Mexican pesos in CapEx for 2026 while focusing on higher-margin foodvenience formats.
FEMSA placed 300 million Swiss francs in senior unsecured bonds due in five years at a yield of 1.73% to fund general corporate purposes.
FEMSA's convenience store chain OXXO announced plans to invest nearly MXN 300 million to open 80 new stores in the State of Mexico.
FEMSA unit OXXO has partnered with Mexico's CFE to offer mobile recharges across more than 24,000 stores and via Spin by OXXO.
FEMSA entered into an accelerated share repurchase agreement to buy back up to $280 million of its ADSs before the end of 2026.
Femsa's convenience brand Oxxo plans to hit 700 stores in Colombia this year, backed by self-funded growth and a forthcoming mobile app.
FEMSA's OXXO chain partnered with Mexico's Infonavit housing agency to allow 24/7 mortgage payments with zero commission fees.
FEMSA's Oxxo convenience store chain has partnered with logistics company Cubbo to offer package pick-up and return points for online orders.
FEMSA Salud has partnered with tapipay and MTCenter to enable bill payments across more than 1,200 pharmacies in Mexico.
FEMSA announced an initial 240 million peso investment to build a distribution center in Tlajomulco, Jalisco, supporting Bara's rapid retail expansion.
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