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    Fernando Olvera

    Research Analyst at Bank of America Merrill Lynch

    Fernando Olvera is a Research Analyst at Merrill Lynch Mexico SA de CV Casa de Bolsa, part of Bank of America Merrill Lynch, specializing in the Latin American agribusiness and consumer sectors. He covers major companies in the region such as Grupo Bimbo, CCU, and others, advising on trends in the food, beverage, and broader agribusiness industries, though specific performance metrics or analyst rankings are not publicly documented. Olvera has built his career at Bank of America Merrill Lynch, where he has established himself as a key regional analyst, frequently contributing to earnings calls and investor relations activities since at least 2019. He is recognized within the financial community for his expertise in Latin American markets and is a point of contact for institutional investors seeking insight on regional sector dynamics.

    Fernando Olvera's questions to COCA COLA FEMSA SAB DE CV (KOF) leadership

    Fernando Olvera's questions to COCA COLA FEMSA SAB DE CV (KOF) leadership • Q2 2025

    Question

    Fernando Olvera from Bank of America Merrill Lynch noted that the company has achieved two-thirds of its annual savings target by mid-year and asked if there is potential to exceed the full-year goal.

    Answer

    CFO Gerardo Cruz Celaya confirmed that the company is actively working to generate additional savings beyond the initial $90 million supply chain target. While expressing confidence that they will be able to deliver more, he stated that it was too early to provide a revised guidance number but would offer more details as the year progresses.

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    Fernando Olvera's questions to COCA COLA FEMSA SAB DE CV (KOF) leadership • Q2 2025

    Question

    Fernando Olvera of Bank of America Merrill Lynch noted that the company had achieved two-thirds of its annual savings target by mid-year and asked if there was potential to exceed the full-year goal.

    Answer

    CFO Gerardo Cruz Celaya confirmed that the company is actively working to generate additional savings beyond the initial supply chain target. While he expressed confidence in achieving more, he stated that more detailed guidance on a revised target would be provided as further opportunities are captured and progress is made.

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