Alsea lowers 2026 earnings growth forecast on weak spending, currency headwinds
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Alsea lowers 2026 earnings growth forecast on weak spending, currency headwinds
MEXICO CITY, July 20 (Reuters) - Mexican restaurant and cafe chain operator Alsea cut its 2026 earnings growth forecast on Monday, citing weak consumer spending and currency headwinds, as the Mexican restaurant chain operator reported a 53% drop i...
MEXICO CITY.— The Alsea group, operator of fast food brands, cafes and full service restaurants in Latin America and Europe, reported that during the first half of the year it spent about 1,840 million pesos on capital investments (CapEx) in the countries where it maintains operations. Of the total amount invested, 77.8 percent — equivalent to 1,432 million pesos— went to the opening of 20 corporate units during the second quarter, as well as to…
PHOTOART: MERCA2.0 Alsea, operator of brands such as Starbucks, Domino’s Pizza, Vips, Chili’s, Burger King and The Cheesecake Factory, reported a 48.5 percent drop in net profit during the second quarter of 2026, in a period marked by a more challenging consumption environment in Mexico, exchange pressures and a particularly complex performance for the cafeteria segment. ALSO READS. Starbucks launches promotion of Latte and Cappuccino for less t…
On Monday, the Mexican chain of restaurants and cafes Alsea cut its profit growth forecasts for 2026, claiming the weakness of consumer spending and the winds against exchange rates. The company, which manages Domino's Pizza and Starbucks establishments in Latin America and Europe, lowered its growth forecasts for its usefulness before interest, taxes, depreciation and depreciations (Ebitda) for the entire year from an average digit to a low dig…
The coffee shop operator in the country feels the effects of weak consumption and monitors sales.
Alsea , the operator of brands such as Starbucks, Vips and Domino’s Pizza , maintained during the second quarter the low-growth inertia that has shown since the beginning of the year. The company failed to boost its sales and profits, despite the adjustments in its portfolio —such as divestitures and incorporation of new brands— and the start of the FIFA World Cup 2026 , which favored the performance of its full-service restaurants. The company,…
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