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Walmex to invest $6 bln in Mexico in 2025

Walmex to invest $6 bln in Mexico in 2025

Reuters27-03-2025
MEXICO CITY, March 27 (Reuters) - Walmart's Mexico unit said on Thursday it would invest more than $6 billion in the country in 2025 to open new stores and two new distribution centers.
Speaking virtually at the Mexican president's daily press conference, Walmex Chief Executive Office Ignacio Caride said the investment would create 5,500 direct jobs.
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