SHIBUIMARKETS COMPANY PROFILE


WALMART DE MEXICO


INDUSTRY: Department Stores
COUNTRY: United Mexican States

contact information & quickview courtesy of WorldVest Base  CEO: ERNESTO VEGA VELASCO PHONE: (52)55 5328 3500 FAX: (52)55 5328 3557

THREE YEAR  FINANCIAL SUMMARY 2004 MXN in thousands   2005 MXN in thousands   2006 MXN in thousands    Net Sales   140,459,946    165,021,769    198,243,948    EBITDA   12,149,453    15,368,833    19,417,527    EBIT   9,324,354    12,006,769    16,062,131    Net Profit   7,865,694    13,401,602    12,424,549    Ordinary Dividend   -1,763,946    -542,662    -816,872    Fixed Assets   45,761,492    53,396,442    61,449,538    Current Liabilities   19,794,526    26,927,131    31,360,467    Provisions   24,841    24,449    65,468    Total Shareholder Eq   46,947,518    51,800,533    59,495,550    Stocks/Inv.   11,971,065    14,098,156    18,057,666    Cash   11,846,246    14,161,107    14,984,971    KEY RATIOS 2004   2005   2006    Net Profit Margin   5.60  %  8.12  %  6.27  %  Cur. Ratio   1.3200    1.1700    1.1900    Debt/Capital   0.0000    0.0000    0.0000   WorldVest Base Inc., Copyright © 2009 Under no circumstances this document is to be used or considered as an offer to sell, or a solicitation of any offer to buy, any security. While information contained herein has been obtained from sources believed to be reliable, WVB does not represent that it is accurate or complete and it should not be relied upon as such.

Dec-07-03    Barney: Wal Mart anihilates competitors. They are big enough to set terms, something no one else can do. They are the MIcrosoft of retailing. The beneficiaries are the consumers, the loser, competition. Will WMT raise monopolistic prices later on? Dec-06-03    maluco: Yes, they are the "leading" retailer and the biggest private employer in the whole country. The formula; high productivity, low wages, pay suppliers low profit margins and low prices. Jun-26-03    vitaminica: They are leading retailers in Mexico. Even bigger than Mexican giant retailers... Business = America Jun-25-03    vitaminica: "June 25 (Bloomberg) -- Mexican and Brazilian stock indexes fell, reversing earlier gains after the U.S. Federal Reserve reduced interest rates by less than some investors expected, damping the outlook for faster economic growth. Wal-Mart de Mexico SA, the country's biggest retailer, led declines. " http://quote.bloomberg.com/apps/new...

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