Carrefour faces structural French hypermarket format pressure as discounters (Lidl, Aldi) and e-commerce continue share gains. The Brazilian Atacadao cash-and-carry business is the high-quality growth engine but suffers FX translation drag. Cost cutting and France store conversions to franchise model are progressing. CEO Alexandre Bompard's transformation has improved free cash flow but top-line momentum remains uneven. Capital return policy and ~5% dividend yield provide a floor.
Thesis reviewed May 29, 2026
Carrefour SA is headquartered in France, which is currently showing moderate signals.
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Carrefour Brazil Atacadao posts strong Q1 LfL growth on B2B momentum
France LfL sales decline as private label and discounter share grows
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