FEMSA has outperformed its peers by proactively improving margins, streamlining operations, and increasing capital returns despite facing macroeconomic headwinds and declining traffic at its OXXO stores. The company’s affordability initiatives in Mexico and easier sales comparisons are expected to support better same-store sales, although traffic and cost pressures remain concerns. Management plans aggressive store expansion for its Bara brand and continued growth for OXXO across Mexico, Brazil, and Colombia, with improvements in in-store product assortment offering additional growth potential. These efforts support a positive outlook with double-digit upside driven by strong retail execution, disciplined capital allocation, and long-term growth opportunities in Latin America and digital finance.
TGS ASA has secured a large 4D streamer contract offshore Angola, set to begin data acquisition in early July 2026 and last about eight months. This contract strengthens TGS's strategic presence in Africa and ensures vessel utilization into early 202...
argenx, a global immunology company focused on autoimmune diseases, announced its management team will present at two key investor conferences in June: the William Blair 46th Annual Growth Stock Conference and the Goldman Sachs 47th Annual Global Hea...
Roche has introduced the Liver Disease Panel, the first comprehensive set of certified algorithms designed to improve the detection and management of chronic liver disease (CLD). This panel includes LiverPRO, an algorithm that uses routine blood mark...
Capgemini unveiled its 2028 strategic plan focusing on leveraging AI agent technology to drive business transformation for large enterprises. The company aims for a 5.5% to 7.5% annual revenue growth from 2025 to 2028, with about 2 points from merger...
Capgemini announced its strategic direction focused on leveraging agentic AI to drive enterprise-wide transformation and business value. The company aims for a 5.5% to 7.5% compound annual revenue growth rate from 2025 to 2028, with margin expansion ...
