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It produces and distributes carbonated, non-carbonated beverages and snacks under the Coca-Cola brand. Its the second largest bottler in Latin America with presence in northern Mexico, USA and South America.
Exchange rate effects drive growth.
Company that, through its subsidiaries, has developed a portfolio of leading food and petrochemicals nusinesses, with international presence in Mexico, Europe, USA and Latin America.
In the final phase of the 'Value Strategy'.
A leading producer of PTA, PET and EPS worldwide, as well as a leading manufacturer of PET in the Americas. It operates one of the largest polypropylene facilities in North America.
Some conditions are getting better. Upward guidance
Leading restaurant operator in Latin America and Spain, with globally recognized brands within the Fast Food, Cafeterias, Casual Dining, and Family Restaurant segments.
Mexico stands out with expansion in profitability.
Latin America's leading telecommunications services company, especially in the mobile, fixed, broadband and pay-TV markets, in terms of number of revenue generating units.
The higher profitability continues to surprise.
Leading international airport which operates 9 airports in southeastern Mexico. It also owns a 60% stake in Aerostar which operates in San Juan Puerto Rico and the 92% stake in Airplan which manages 6 airports in Colombia.
Good report reaffirming sustained growth.
Leading building materials company focused on four core businesses: Cement, Concrete, Aggregates and Urban Solutions. With presence in Mexico; USA; Europe, Middle East, Asia and Africa; Central, South America and the Caribbean.
Falling volumes strongly affect profitability.
Retail company with three business segments: Self-Service in Mexico, Self-Service in the U.S. and Real Estate Division.
Significant pressures on profitability confirmed.
Multinational company that, through its subsidiaries, participates in the convenience store, beverage, pharmacy, logistics and distribution industries.
Margins surprise, but will tend to normalize.
Mexico's leading Real Estate Investment Trust formed to acquire, own and manage Class A industrial real estate in Mexico. With presence in Mexico City, Guadalajara, Monterrey, Ciudad Juárez, Tijuana y Reynosa.
Increased demand and more favorable outlook
Group that manages, operates, maintains and develops twelve airports in the Pacific and Central regions of Mexico. It also has an international presence by operating two airports in Jamaica.
Better growth outlook in sight.
Company that produces, distributes and markets cement, concrete, aggregates and innovative products for the construction industry, with operations in U.S. and Mexico.
Increases profitability in challenging environment.
Mexican multinational financial services company specialized on microcredits, savings, insurance & payment channels.
Strength in growth sustains Gentera in our top picks.
Leading mining company in copper production, with the largest reserves worldwide, and diversified in freight transportation through its railroad network in Mexico and the U.S., in addition to Infrastructure businesses.
Mining is still the star. Transportation with challenges.
Largest, most profitable and most covered rail transport company in Mexico.
Higher profitability, dividends and financial strength
Subsidiary company of FEMSA. It is the largest public bottler by sales volume in the Coca-Cola system. It has operations in Latin America, with Mexico being its most profitable region.
Profitability surprises favorably.
Leading company that develops, markets, sells and distributes over the counter medicines and personal care products in Mexico and South America.
Growth accelerates, with higher profitability.
Mexican supermarket chain, with presence in several Mexican states. Whose market niche is mainly focused on the medium-high socio-economic sector.
Industry-leading growth and SSS leadership
Mexican company with a leading presence in department stores and a solid e-commerce platform. Its operations also extend to the financial and real estate industries.
Profitability pressures remain due to higher expenses.
Group that manages, operates and develops thirteen airports in northern and central Mexico. Including one major city (Monterrey), three tourist destinations, seven regional centers and two border cities.
Leading company in petrochemicals. Focusing on the production of PVC resins and other vinyl polymers, it also offers sustainable technologies for water management, communication and infrastructure systems.
Company focused on the construction, operation, financing and promotion of infrastructure. It has three business segments: Concessions, Construction and Industrial Plants
Year starts with progress driven by Concessions.
A leading media company in the production of Spanish language audiovisual content, recently partnered with Univision. It has more than 250 affiliated stations. It also has a 51% stake in Cablevisión and 60% in Sky.
Economic recovery boosts Content
Leading Mexican company dedicated to the ultra low cost passenger air transport sector in Mexico, the U.S. and Central America.
Profitability guide rises due to a very good start of year.
Leading company in the retail sector, with presence in 6 different countries of Latin America. It operates with several business formats aimed at different sectors of the population. Among them, Walmart Express, Bodega Aurrera and Sam's Club.
Labor costs, the biggest challenge to profitability.
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