BBB Foods' sales and cash flow grew, and its profit measure excluding non-cash share payments rose 60%, pointing to a stronger business outlook. Reported EBITDA was 1.3 billion pesos versus 1.9 billion excluding those payments, and new distribution centers added pressure, but sales growth and cost control were strong.
More shoppers are spending at existing stores, and new locations are expanding BBB Foods’ reach. Cost control improved even as new distribution centers added pressure. Reported EBITDA was 1.3 billion pesos, compared with 1.9 billion excluding non-cash share payments. Operating cash flow also rose sharply.
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