MercadoLibre Stock News

Q2 earnings demonstrate strong financial performance, indicating robust growth and profitability. Capital efficiency metrics highlight the company's effective use of resources to generate returns. A high return on invested capital suggests the company is making smart investment decisions.

MercadoLibre, a $100 billion market cap company headquartered in Montevideo, operates an e-commerce platform, marketplace, logistics, and payments services across Latin America. Key risks include concerns over credit quality, which makes me believe future growth might not keep up with analyst estimates without management taking on more risk. This makes me rate MercadoLibre stock a hold.

I initiated coverage of MercadoLibre, Inc. with a "Buy" rating in May 2024. The stock is beating the market so far - will it last? I believe so. The company's strategic investments in AI, free shipping, and credit portfolio expansion, alongside a potential banking license in Mexico, promise sustained growth. Despite risks like currency volatility and competition, MercadoLibre's comprehensive ec...

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MercadoLibre has filed a complaint with Argentina's competition regulator, alleging that Argentine banks are using an anti-competitive tactic against the company's FinTech arm, Mercado Pago. In its legal complaint filed with the country's National Commission in Defense of Competition, MercadoLibre accused the banks of “illegally concentrating” under one payments platform, Bloomberg reported Mon...

Latin American e-commerce giant MercadoLibre said on Monday it had filed a complaint with Argentine regulators against digital wallet MODO backed by local banks, alleging cartel-like behaviour and concentration of the market.