BBB Foods (TBBB) Reports 36.7% Revenue Growth Despite Q3 2025 Net Loss

BBB Foods Inc. (NYSE:TBBB) is one of the best Mexican stocks to invest in. On November 19, BBB Foods Inc. (NYSE:TBBB) reported a net loss of 1.42 billion Mexican pesos for Q3 2025, compared to a net profit of 258 million Mexican pesos in the same quarter last year. Management attributed the loss to increased share-based compensation costs.​

Revenue for the quarter came in at 20.28 billion Mexican pesos (approximately $1.09 billion), up 36.7% year over year. But this figure slightly lagged revenue estimates, coming in 0.29% below analyst forecasts. The EPS was -$0.14, missing analyst expectations by $0.15 per share (a 1071.43% negative surprise).

Nonetheless, same-store sales grew 17.9% year over year, with management stating that most of the revenue growth came from stores open for more than a year.​ For that reason, gross profit for the quarter grew 39.8% year-over-year to 3.28 billion Mexican pesos. The executives stated that this particular improvement was supported by a 36 basis-point increase in gross margin.

According to K. Anthony Hatoum, the company’s Chairman and CEO, Q3 2025 was a “strong quarter” and that the performance underscores “the continued success of our strategy and disciplined execution.”

BBB Foods Inc. (NYSE:TBBB) operates Tiendas 3B, a hard discount grocery retailer in Mexico, with thousands of stores targeting low- and middle-income households. The company specializes in selling food, household items, and basic consumer goods at affordable prices.

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