Walmex
Walmex is Walmart's listed Mexican subsidiary and the country's largest retailer, running Bodega Aurrera discount stores, Walmart supercenters and Sam's Club warehouses across Mexico and Central America on an everyday-low-price model.
Nine in ten products it sells are made in Mexico.
Buying locally gives Walmex short supply chains and close supplier ties that help keep shelf prices low.
How big is Walmex?
Half from discount bodegas.
- Bodega Aurrera and discount stores48%48%
- Walmart hypermarkets25%25%
- Sam's Club22%22%
- Supermarkets5%5%
Discount stores everywhere, prices kept lowest.
- 1Bodega Aurrera discount stores
- 2Everyday low prices
- 3Mobile, ads, payments
Side businesses such as the Bait mobile network and Walmart Connect ads earn higher margins that Walmex reinvests in lower prices.
- Walmart Inc. (through Intersalt, S. de R.L. de C.V.)71.2%
- Personnel stock option plan fund1.1%
CEO: Cristian Barrientos Pozo
- 1958First Aurrera store opens in Mexico City
- 1970Bodega Aurrera opens
- 1977Shares listed on the Mexican Stock Exchange
- 1991Joint venture with Wal-Mart; first Sam's Club
- 1997Walmart takes control through a tender offer
Every number on this page comes from Walmex's own reports.
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