Pão de Açúcar — Brazil's most famous supermarket name — is fighting for its financial life, renegotiating R$4.6 billion (US$893 mn) in debt while its stores keep their doors open and its shelves fully stocked. Full nameCompanhia Brasileira de Distribuição (GPA) Ticker / exchangePCAR3 · B3 (São Paulo); CBD · NYSE (ADR) HeadquartersSão Paulo, SP, Brazil SectorFood retail Employees37,000 Market valueR$999m (US$194 mn) (~$194m) — market capitalisation Yearly sales (revenue, TTM)R$18.7bn (US$3.6 bn) (~$3.6bn) Net loss (TTM)R$2.1bn (US$408 mn) (~$406m) Net margin (TTM)–11.2% (our calculation) — the company loses about …
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