Carrefour Stock News

Carrefour is transforming into a higher-margin, omnichannel platform, leveraging private-label growth, and cost savings to boost profitability. The market undervalues Carrefour, ignoring its retail media potential, private-label expansion, and successful cost-saving programs, despite trading at a deep discount and offering a 9% yield. Risks include fierce price competition in Europe and FX vola...

Carrefour has seen persistently weak growth in France and Europe, which account for 75% of all sales. Performance in Latin America has been more robust, but currency losses have muted reported results in Euros. Even so, Carrefour manages to deliver stronger sales in Q1 2025, driven largely by recent M&A. A low payout ratio should allow Carrefour to pursue external growth in the future.

PARIS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Carrefour is the first grocer in Europe to use VusionGroup's EdgeSense solution.

The grocer sold a 7% shareholding in Carmila for $194.5 million as part of a strategic review of its portfolio.

Carrefour SA is a potential bargain, trading at a below-market valuation with meaningful growth opportunities in 2025 and 2026. The company operates over 14,000 retail locations globally, including hypermarkets, grocery, and convenience stores, and is expanding its "cash and carry" segment in Latin America. Carrefour SA has a surprisingly high dividend yield of almost 8% and a recent track reco...

Carrefour is an attractive investment opportunity, particularly within the French and European markets. My rating is based on Carrefour's strong market position and potential for growth. Despite previous recommendations, Carrefour remains undervalued and overlooked by many investors, and as of the 4Q24/FY results, it remains this way. I believe Carrefour represents one of the most interesting p...

France's Carrefour hiked its offer to shareholders of Carrefour Brasil to take the retail giant's Brazilian unit private, both companies said on Thursday, raising the purchase price by about 10%.

French supermarket group Carrefour announced on Tuesday the acquisition of French convenience retailer Magne, which owns 101 stores in the south-east of France.