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    Emiliano Hernández Marvan

    Research Analyst at GBM

    Emiliano Hernández Marván is a Research Analyst at Grupo Bursátil Mexicano (GBM) Casa de Bolsa, specializing in equity research since joining the firm in 2019. He covers a range of companies in the Mexican financial markets, delivering insights and analysis to institutional and retail investors, though specific company names and quantifiable performance metrics are not publicly disclosed. Hernández Marván’s career began with his entry into GBM, where he has built expertise in financial analysis and investment strategy, but there is no record of previous positions at other financial firms. While his professional credentials such as FINRA registration or securities licenses are not listed, he is recognized within GBM as a knowledgeable analyst contributing to the firm's research output.

    Emiliano Hernández Marvan's questions to MEXICAN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT (FMX) leadership

    Emiliano Hernández Marvan's questions to MEXICAN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT (FMX) leadership • Q2 2025

    Question

    Emiliano Hernández Marvan from GBM asked about consumer demand trends in Europe and the strategy for organic expansion and banner conversion for the Valora business.

    Answer

    Director of IR Juan Fonseca explained that organic growth in Europe differs from Latin America, focusing more on converting existing stores and taking over operations for partners like gas stations. He highlighted the successful conversion of other banners, such as Deutsche Bahn stores in Germany, to the Avec format as a key growth lever, rather than relying on greenfield expansion.

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    Emiliano Hernández Marvan's questions to MEXICAN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT (FMX) leadership • Q2 2025

    Question

    Emiliano Hernández Marvan inquired about the consumer demand environment in Europe and the strategy for Valora's organic expansion and banner conversions.

    Answer

    Director of IR Juan Fonseca explained that European organic growth differs from Latin America, focusing more on converting existing locations, such as taking over operations at gas stations or upgrading banners like the Deutsche Bahn stores to the successful Avec format, rather than primarily building new stores from scratch.

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