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Jerónimo Martins is betting on opening more stores in places like Poland and Colombia while sharpening its own-brand and fresh-food offer to win shoppers and protect profits. The big question is whether it can keep costs under control and avoid getting squeezed by wage rises, price wars, and heavy spending needs.Read more

Jerónimo Martins keeps opening new stores across Europe and Colombia, aiming to become the go-to choice for shoppers who care most about low prices. The big question is whether this growth and cost-cutting can rebuild profits before wage pressure and fierce discount competition squeeze the business.Read more

Sonae is pushing hard into online shopping and new growth areas like pet care and beauty, while also expanding beyond its home markets to find new customers. But higher costs, tougher price competition, and big spending plans could make it harder to turn that growth into stronger profits.Read more

Sonae is trying to turn a traditional retail group into a more digital, data-driven business, helped by recent deals in pet care and beauty and a growing push into online and in-store shopping together. The upside comes from smoother integration and stronger demand in its home markets, but slower foot traffic, rising costs, and fierce online competition could derail the story.Read more

Key Takeaways Intensifying competition from global e-commerce and demographic headwinds threaten Sonae's revenue growth and margin improvement in its core European markets. Rising regulatory, supply chain, and inflationary costs will pressure profits as continued Iberian reliance limits meaningful risk diversification and new earnings streams.Read more
