- Carrefour’s global like-for-like (LFL) sales, excluding fuel and calendar effects, rose by 8.8%, surpassing the estimate of 7.98%.
- In France, Carrefour’s LFL sales, excluding fuel and calendar effects, fell by 3%, performing worse than the estimate of a 1.92% decline.
- French hypermarkets saw a significant decline in performance with a 6.1% drop in LFL sales, worse than the estimated 3.9% decrease.
- French supermarkets’ LFL sales dipped by 1.5%, slightly below the expected 0.5% decrease.
- Convenience stores and other formats in France showed a positive LFL sales growth of 1.5%, outperforming the estimate of 0.5%.
- Carrefour’s operations in Belgium experienced a 2.2% decline in LFL sales, which is worse than the estimated 0.83% drop.
- In Spain, LFL sales decreased by 1.1%, underperforming compared to the estimated 0.77% fall.
- Italy recorded a 3.1% decrease in LFL sales, slightly more than the projected 2.5% decrease.
- Latin America showed robust performance with a 36.4% increase in LFL sales, exceeding the estimate of 32.4% growth.
- Carrefour’s total sales, including VAT, reached EU23.98 billion, slightly under the estimate of EU24.17 billion.
- Sales in France, including VAT, amounted to EU11.66 billion, which was higher than the estimated EU11.26 billion.
- Carrefour confirmed its financial targets for the full year 2024, aligning with its 2026 plan.
- The company anticipates growth in EBITDA, Recurring Operating Income, and Net Free Cash Flow for 2024.
- A cost-saving target of β¬1.2 billion for 2024 is reaffirmed.
- The group observed initial signs of improvement in consumer behavior.
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A look at Carrefour SA Smart Scores
Factor | Score | Magnitude |
---|---|---|
Value | 4 | |
Dividend | 5 | |
Growth | 3 | |
Resilience | 2 | |
Momentum | 5 | |
OVERALL SMART SCORE | 3.8 |
Smart Score is a compound score for the Company indicating its overall outlook. It is derived by taking an equally weighted average of underlying Factor scores computed by Smartkarma
Carrefour SA, a retail giant with a vast network of supermarkets and hypermarkets across continents, is showing a promising long-term outlook based on the Smartkarma Smart Scores. With an impressive score of 5 in the Dividend category, Carrefour SA is evidently committed to rewarding its investors through attractive dividend payouts. This signals stability and attractiveness for income-focused investors seeking reliable returns.
Moreover, the company’s strong momentum score of 5 suggests a positive trend in its stock performance, indicating a potential for continued growth and shareholder value appreciation. Although scoring lower in areas like Growth and Resilience, with scores of 3 and 2 respectively, Carrefour SA‘s solid performance in Dividends and Momentum bodes well for its overall prospects in the long run.
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