FEMSA
FEMSA is a Monterrey-based group that runs OXXO, Latin America's largest chain of small convenience stores, plus pharmacies, fuel stations and European kiosks, and controls Coca-Cola FEMSA, the world's largest Coca-Cola bottler by volume.
Half of OXXO Mexico sales go through its loyalty app.
Knowing who buys lets FEMSA sell in-store advertising and Spin financial services on top of the goods.
How big is FEMSA?
Stores first, Coca-Cola second.
- Proximity Americas39%MX$325.4B
- Coca-Cola FEMSA33%MX$281.3B
- Health11%MX$88.1B
- Fuel8%MX$67.1B
- Other9%
Corner stores plus Coca-Cola bottling.
- 125,000+ OXXO small stores
- 2Drinks, snacks, bill payments
- 3Coca-Cola in nine countries
OXXO earns on frequent small purchases and service fees, while its 47% stake in Coca-Cola FEMSA adds a second, steadier engine.
More than FEMSA.
- Voting trust (Garza Lagüera, Garza Garza, Baillères, Michel, Calderón Rojas and other founding families)39.9%
- William H. Gates III (incl. Cascade Investment)8.19%
CEO: José Antonio Fernández Garza-Lagüera
- 1890Cervecería Cuauhtémoc founded in Monterrey
- 1978First OXXO stores open in Monterrey
- 1979First Coca-Cola franchise acquired
- 1993The Coca-Cola Company buys 30% of Coca-Cola FEMSA; IPO follows
- 2003Coca-Cola FEMSA buys Panamco
Every number on this page comes from FEMSA's own reports.
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