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Over the past 12 months, ELPQF has underperformed S&P 500, delivering a return of -1% compared to the S&P 500's +12% growth.
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El Puerto de Liverpool SAB de CV
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El Puerto de Liverpool SAB de CV, often simply known as Liverpool, is a beacon of retail prowess in Mexico. Founded in 1847, the company has evolved from a modest clothing store into a sprawling retail empire, blending tradition with modernity. At the heart of its operation are its department stores, which dot the Mexican landscape and serve as central hubs for a diverse array of goods—from fashion and cosmetics to household items and electronics. These stores are more than just shopping destinations; they are bustling centers where customers experience personalized service, innovative layouts, and an ambiance that combines Mexican cultural elements with contemporary retail design. Managed through a customer-centric lens, Liverpool is laser-focused on enhancing the in-store experience, ensuring that shopping is not only a transaction but a journey. Driving its revenue engine is a well-honed blend of strategic inventory management and an adept supply chain that ensures a constant flow of products to its outlets. Beyond its physical stores, Liverpool skillfully taps into e-commerce, recognizing the digital transformation wave and capitalizing on shifting customer preferences. The company's robust online platform complements its brick-and-mortar presence, offering convenience and a seamless shopping experience that links digital encounters with physical purchases. In addition to its retail operations, Liverpool's financial arm, which extends consumer credit, plays a vital role in boosting sales by making its products more accessible to a wider clientele. This financial service not only provides a cushion for consumers but also entices larger shopping carts, directly feeding back into the company’s core business cycle and reinforcing its market position. Through this multifaceted approach, Liverpool remains a staple in the Mexican retail sector, continuously adapting and scaling in response to the evolving needs of its consumers.
