Publish in Special Reports - Wednesday, June 8, 2016
Mexican state oil producer Pemex managed to nearly double its losses last year, maintining its position as the worst performer on the Latinvex 500. Here the company's Centenario platform. (Photo: Pemex)
Ambev, America Movil and Walmex most profitable companies in Latin America.
BY JOACHIM BAMRUD
Mexico’s state oil producer Pemex and Brazilian iron ore producer Vale led losses on the latest Latinvex 500, the ranking of Latin America’s top 500 companies. The ranking uses data for 2015 from individual companies and Economatica. Although losses at Brazil’s beleaguered state oil producer Petrobras widened, it now ranks as the third-worst performer among Latin America’s largest companies.
On the other end: Brazilian brewer Ambev (a unit of Belgium-based AB InBev), Mexico-based telecommunications company America Movil and Mexican retailer Walmex (a unit of US-based Walmart), which posted the highest profits on the ranking.
All in all, the Latinvex 500 posted total losses of ...
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THE NUMBERS
Latinvex 500 (2015): The Ranking (1-100)
Latinvex 500 (2015): The Ranking (101-200)
Latinvex 500 (2015): The Ranking (201-300)
Latinvex 500 (2015): The Ranking (301-400)
Latinvex 500 (2015): The Ranking (401-500)
Latinvex 500 (2015): Most Profitable
Latinvex 500 (2015): Top Multinationals
Latinvex 500 (2015): Alphabetical Order
THE COUNTRIES
Latinvex 500 (2015): Chile's Top Companies
Latinvex 500 (2015): Mexico's Top Companies
Latinvex 500 (2015): Peru's Top Companies