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Carrefour Profit Jumps on Asset Sales
The Wall Street Journal
March 7, 2013, 4:24 a.m. ET
PARIS—French retailer Carrefour SA CA.FR +3.88% said it plans to continue expansion in Asia and Latin America and adapt its prices and costs in Europe to "face the tough economic environment" as it posted a rise in net profit for 2012, boosted by the sale of assets in several markets.
The world's second-largest retailer after U.S.-based Wal-Mart Stores Inc. WMT -0.46% said its priorities this year will also include a continued focus on decentralization and financial discipline, at the end of a year marked by strategic changes and signs of green shoots in the company's business at home following the arrival of new chief executive Georges Plassat.
Carrefour on Thursday posted an annual net profit of €1.23 billion ($1.6 billion), a more-than-threefold increase from €371 million a year earlier, helped by €1.12 billion in asset sales.
Operating income, or Ebit—a figure closely watched by analysts—came in 2.6% lower at €2.14 billion, excluding operations in Colombia, Malaysia, Indonesia, Greece and Singapore, which were sold or closed during 2012. The figure was above the company's guidance of around €2.07 billion.
Operating profit was hit by a sharp decline in Europe, excluding France, falling 20.6%, as sales slid in Spain and Italy despite Carrefour slashing prices.
In emerging markets, the company posted a mixed performance with operating income 14% higher in Latin America, as sales and profit margins increased. Yet, Ebit fell 10% in Asia as costs linked to expansion and wage inflation in China weighed on profitability.
The company said Ebit in its domestic French market—which makes up close to half of the company's business—rose 3.5%, "with food sales holding up well."
Recent improvements in French sales trends have been hailed as the first tentative steps toward a recovery for the company. But as euro-zone budget austerity and rising unemployment continue to weigh on purchasing power, Carrefour's efforts to stabilize sales in its core markets face challenges.
The company underlined that in 2013 it plans to continue working on price perception at home, and invest in store refurbishments and the development of its different store formats and its online sales.
Carrefour said its plans to raise total capital expenditure to between €2.2 billion and €2.3 billion in 2013, up from €1.55 billion in 2012.
Full-year sales excluding value-added tax rose to €76.79 billion from €76.07 billion.
Investors are cautiously optimistic that a turnaround for the company remains attainable, with shares rising around 50% since Mr. Plassat's first public presentation as CEO in June last year. Shares closed Wednesday at €21.39 a piece.
The company said it would propose a dividend of €0.58 up from €0.52 last year.
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rsacramento Escreveu:rusty Escreveu:Pois se a carrefour passar a resistencia dos 20,33 Eur a margem de subida é enorme pq entre este valor o os 30 Eur poucas são as resistencias importantes e ainda por cima com um gap enorme por fechar +/- entre os 24 e os 26 Eur
não vejo nenhum grande gap..
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rsacramento olha ali o gap no principio de 7/2011. Agora fiquei sem perceber a diferença entre os 2 gráficos...
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rusty Escreveu:Pois se a carrefour passar a resistencia dos 20,33 Eur a margem de subida é enorme pq entre este valor o os 30 Eur poucas são as resistencias importantes e ainda por cima com um gap enorme por fechar +/- entre os 24 e os 26 Eur
não vejo nenhum grande gap..
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Chile Retailer Cencosud to Launch $1.5 Billion Capital Increase
10/19/2012| 11:21am US/Eastern
SANTIAGO, Chile--Chilean retail giant Cencosud SA (CNCO, CENCOSUD.SN) will launch a $1.5 billion capital increase and issue $1 billion in 10-year bonds to finance a $2.5 billion bridge loan being used to purchase French retailer Carrefour SA's (CRRFY, CA.FR) business in Colombia.
Cencosud, which trades publicly in Chile and debuted American depositary receipts on the New York Stock Exchange in June, is Latin America's third-largest retailer, operating supermarkets, malls, department stores and home-improvement stores spread throughout in its home market and in Brazil, Peru, Argentina and Colombia. In Colombia, Cencosud has a relatively small presence.
The retailer secured a short-term bridge loan from J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. (>> JPMorgan Chase & Co.) to finance the Colombia acquisition and now plans to issue bonds internationally in 90 days and launch the capital increase in about 120 days to pay the loan, chief executive officer Daniel Rodriguez told reporters at a press conference.
The capital increase would be the company's second one this year, as it raised $1.23 billion in June.
--Graciela Ibanez contributed to this article.
-Write to Carolina Pica at carolina.pica@dowjones.com
Stocks mentioned in the article : JPMorgan Chase & Co.
Chile Cencosud Confirms $2.5 Billion Colombia Carrefour Purchase
10/18/2012| 06:53pm US/Eastern
Chilean retail-holding company Cencosud SA (CNCO, CENCOSUD.SN) confirmed Thursday it will acquire France's Carrefour SA's (CRRFY, CA.FR) Colombian supermarkets for $2.5 billion.
Cencosud is agressively expanding in Latin America as it has purchased several small- to medium-size retail chains in Brazil in the past five years.
Rumors about a Colombian deal emerged earlier this week in the Brazilian press. After Dow Jones Newswires reported the Chilean retailer would announce the transaction Thursday, Cencosud released a statement through the local SVS regulator confirming the deal and the price tag.
Cencosud secured a $2.5 billion loan from J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. (>> JPMorgan Chase & Co.) to finance the acquisition, according to the statement.
Cencosud is Latin America's third-largest retailer, operating supermarkets, malls and department stores and home-improvement stores spread in its home market and in Brazil, Peru, Argentina and Colombia. In Colombia, Cencosud has a relatively small presence.
Write to Graciela Ibanez at graciela.ibanez@dowjones.com
Stocks mentioned in the article : JPMorgan Chase & Co.
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Gigante francês Carrefour anuncia prejuízos e supressão de postos de trabalho
quinta-feira, 30 de Agosto de 2012 | 09:18
O gigante francês da distribuição Carrefour anunciou, esta quinta-feira, a supressão de 600 postos de trabalho em França, numa altura em que são também já conhecidos os maus resultados conseguidos até Junho, que resultaram em perdas de 31 milhões de euros.
Os prejuízos resultaram, segundo a empresa, do fim da actividade na Grécia, assim como ao fecho do negócioem Singapura. Aindaassim, o deficit acabou sendo inferior aos 249 milhões de euros registados no primeiro semestre de 2011.
Quanto à supressão dos postos de trabalho, para já centrados apenas no mercado francês, será conseguido através de acordos e saídas voluntárias, sem recorrer a despedimento, garante o grupo.
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Lucro da Carrefour cai 14% no quarto trimestre
08 Março 2012 | 09:06
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A Carrefour anunciou uma quebra de lucros de 14% nos últimos três meses do ano.
O resultado líquido da empresa desceu de 433 milhões de euros para 371 milhões, no último trimestre de 2011, revelou hoje a empresa.
As receitas do grupo aumentaram quase 1% para 81,2 mil milhões de euros, acrescentou a empresa em comunicado.
Depois destes resultados, o Carrefour anunciou ainda um corte no dividendo que vai distribuir pelos accionistas. O dividendo será de 52 cêntimos por acção, quando no ano passado tinha sido de 1,08 euros.
Este valor ficou aquém do esperado pelos analistas consultados pela Bloomberg que anteviam um dividendo de 80 cêntimos por acção.
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08 Março 2012 | 09:06
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A Carrefour anunciou uma quebra de lucros de 14% nos últimos três meses do ano.
O resultado líquido da empresa desceu de 433 milhões de euros para 371 milhões, no último trimestre de 2011, revelou hoje a empresa.
As receitas do grupo aumentaram quase 1% para 81,2 mil milhões de euros, acrescentou a empresa em comunicado.
Depois destes resultados, o Carrefour anunciou ainda um corte no dividendo que vai distribuir pelos accionistas. O dividendo será de 52 cêntimos por acção, quando no ano passado tinha sido de 1,08 euros.
Este valor ficou aquém do esperado pelos analistas consultados pela Bloomberg que anteviam um dividendo de 80 cêntimos por acção.
http://www.jornaldenegocios.pt/home.php ... &id=543175
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