Mexico’s
retail industry,
in focus.

Pepper, a New York-based technology platform for independent food distributors, has acquired Alima, a Y Combinator-backed startup that built ordering and procurement software for small food distributors in Latin America.

In 2025, Liverpool, together with members of the Nordstrom family, completed an all-cash acquisition of Nordstrom Inc., which is now a joint venture owned 49.9% by Liverpool and 50.1% by the Nordstrom family.

Betterware de México has announced a landmark consumer goods transaction, agreeing to acquire Tupperware’s operations across Latin America while securing a perpetual license to the Tupperware brand in the region.

After buying 2MBC in 2023, in order to acquire its own production tool, OMB (West Building Metal) continues its growth in Begrolles-en-Mauges (Maine-et-Loire).

Merama also obtained a revolving credit line of US$170 million from BTG Pactual Bank SA, Citigroup Inc. and Itaú Unibanco Holding SA denominated in real, which is renewing a loan of US$80 million from JPMorgan Chase & Co. of April 2024.

Acquisitions that followed included Brill, the North American frozen manufacturing business of Dawn Foods, Wonder Brands Holdings Inc. and Table Talk Pies.

Grupo Coppel, one of the main actors in retail and financial services in Mexico, has announced a strategic investment of $14.2 billion pesos for 2025.

In a landmark achievement, Tiendas 3B was listed on the New York Stock Exchange in February 2024 under the ticker symbol “TBBB.”

Skydropx, a logistics platform that operates in Mexico and Colombia, announced an investment of 50 million reais in Brazil by 2028, including the acquisition of logtech Frenet, completed in December by 31.5 million reais.

Revie has raised $2.5 million in a seed round led by Sanabil Venture Studio by Stryber, it announced in a statement today.