Americanas SA
BOVESPA:AMER3
Americanas SA
Americanas SA engages in the e-commerce and marketplace businesses. The company is headquartered in Rio De Janeiro, Rio De Janeiro. The company went IPO on 2007-08-08. The Firm operates through several sales channels: e-commerce, marketplace, catalogs, kiosks and physical stores. The firm offers products from different categories, including food, toys, tools, books, telephones and hardware. The firm provides also additional services, including consumer loans, payment solutions, loyalty program, ticketing, photo processing, as well as technology, logistics and distribution services. The company operates through a number of brands, such as Americanas, Shoptime, Submarino, Ingresso.com, Ame and LET’s, among others. The firm is present in all Brazilian states.
Americanas SA engages in the e-commerce and marketplace businesses. The company is headquartered in Rio De Janeiro, Rio De Janeiro. The company went IPO on 2007-08-08. The Firm operates through several sales channels: e-commerce, marketplace, catalogs, kiosks and physical stores. The firm offers products from different categories, including food, toys, tools, books, telephones and hardware. The firm provides also additional services, including consumer loans, payment solutions, loyalty program, ticketing, photo processing, as well as technology, logistics and distribution services. The company operates through a number of brands, such as Americanas, Shoptime, Submarino, Ingresso.com, Ame and LET’s, among others. The firm is present in all Brazilian states.
Revenue Growth: Net revenue for the first 9 months reached BRL 8.6 billion, up 1.4% from last year, reflecting progress in commercial and operational initiatives.
Same-Store Sales: Same-store sales grew 10.1% in the first 9 months, with strong performance during seasonal events and promotional actions.
Cost Reductions: SG&A expenses dropped 10.5% year-over-year, now representing 28.3% of net revenue, and have been reduced by 38% between 2023 and 2025.
Profitability Improvement: Adjusted EBITDA turned positive at BRL 240 million for the period, a BRL 2.2 billion improvement since 2023, with further operational gains excluding extraordinary effects.
Net Income: Third quarter net income was BRL 367 million, but management cautioned it is not comparable due to accounting effects of the judicial recovery.
Debt Update: Gross debt stands at BRL 1.9 billion, with net debt at BRL 1.1 billion after accounting for receivables and remaining judicial recovery liabilities.
Judicial Recovery Exit: Management expects to request exit from judicial recovery supervision around February 2026, after fulfilling plan obligations.
Transformation Focus: The company is driving digital transformation, launching a revamped loyalty program and integrating physical and digital channels to enhance customer experience.
