LATIN TRADE: The companies that create and destroy value in Latin America

LATIN TRADE: The companies that create and destroy value in Latin America
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Latin Trade issued the following announcement on Nov. 13.

Mexican companies create the most value in Latin America, Latin Trade’s new rankings shows.  The Latin American Value Creators ranks the firms that create or destroy value by measuring their Economic Value Added (EVA). Mexican firms such as América Móvil (EVA of $15.2 billion) and Grupo Bimbo (EVA of $8.8 billion) show the best results.  In terms of sectors, the top performers were retail and food and drink. Following Mexican companies are firms from Brazil, albeit with a downward trend. Across the board, energy firms were the main destroyers of value. To view and download the full document, which includes information for each company’s sector, country, revenues, profits, invested capital and weighted average cost of capital, at Latin Trade.

About Latin Trade

Latin Trade is a leading provider of information and business services to companies operating in Latin America. It publishes award-winning content in Spanish and English for distribution throughout Latin America, the Caribbean and the United States through print and online media. Latin Trade publishes Latin Trade magazine and Latintrade.com.

Original source can be found here.



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