Ambev (ABEV) Reports 2025 Net Income of 16 Billion BRL and 70% Growth in B2B Marketplace GMV

Ambev (NYSE:ABEV) is one of the most undervalued penny stocks to buy right now. On February 12, Ambev reported its Q4 2025 financial results, where the company achieved a stated net income of nearly 16 billion BRL, with EPS increasing by 8.2% year-over-year. The company’s digital ecosystem saw robust performance, with the B2B marketplace GMV growing 70% and consumer delivery GMV rising 13% to 4.7 billion BRL. Quarterly revenue totaled $4.76 billion, which modestly rose by 2.31% year-over-year.

Despite financial growth, the company faced volume pressures due to unfavorable weather conditions in Brazil and a slower-than-expected consumption recovery in Argentina. These factors, alongside weather-related disruptions in out-of-home socialization, impacted the core beer segment and contributed to a 1.6 billion BRL decrease in operating cash flow compared to the previous year.

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Cost pressures for Ambev (NYSE:ABEV) also persisted, particularly regarding aluminum and commodities, with Brazilian beer cash COGS per hectoliter increasing by 6.1%. Net financial expenses reached nearly 4 billion BRL, primarily driven by foreign exchange variation losses. Looking ahead to 2026, the CEO noted that while early 2025 was impacted by the La Nina phenomenon, weather conditions began to neutralize by January this year.

Ambev (NYSE:ABEV), through its subsidiaries, produces, distributes, and sells beer, draft beer, soft drinks, malt and food, and other beverages in Brazil, Central America and the Caribbean, Latin America South, and Canada.

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