Tiendas 3B Q2 results show 38.7% revenue growth and 20% SSS
Aug 12, 2026, 4:09 PM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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Strong top-line growth and self-funded expansion are positives, offset by SBC-driven non-cash expense and a net loss; however, cash flow strength and 2H26 momentum (high SSS, expanded store base) could drive multiple expansion in coming quarters. Similar past retail rollouts show initial EBITDA headwinds from SBC, followed by margin improvement as scale accelerates. The Aug 6 lock-up expiry adds near-term liquidity dynamics that could influence short-term volatility.
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Tiendas 3B reported strong top-line growth in 2Q26 with revenue up 38.7% to Ps. 26,037m and same-store sales rising 20.0%. The company opened 155 net stores, bringing total to 3,624, and expanded logistics with a new distribution center. While EBITDA excluding SBC rose 43.8% to Ps. 1,575m, the reported net loss widened to Ps. 386m due to higher financing costs and SBC-related expenses; lock-up expiry for Class C shares on Aug 6, 2026 adds near-term equity dynamics for TBBB.
2Q26 revenue Ps. 26,037m; up 38.7% YoY.
Same-store sales up 20.0% YoY, 155 net stores opened (3,624 total).
EBITDA ex-SBP Ps. 1,575m; margin 6.1%, up 21 bps.
Net loss Ps. 386m; SBC and financing costs weigh on profits.
Liquidity lock-up expired Aug 6, 2026; Class C converts to Class A.
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