A French immigrant's fabric shop from 1847 has become Mexico's biggest department-store group - and, since 2025, half-owner of America's Nordstrom. Full nameEl Puerto de Liverpool, S.A.B. de C.V. Tickers / exchangeLIVEPOL1 (also LIVEPOLC-1), Mexican Stock Exchange (BMV) HeadquartersMexico City, Mexico SectorConsumer cyclical — department stores Employees81,723 Market value (market cap)MXN 138.9bn (US$8.0bn) Yearly sales (revenue, TTM)MXN 229.0bn (US$13.2bn) Net profit (FY2025)MXN 17.15bn (US$988m) Net margin7.3% Return on equity9.7% Price-to-earnings8.3 Dividend yield2.9% Websiteliverpool.com.mx What it is Liverpool is the largest chain of mid-to-upper-end department stores in Mexico. It operates 124 …
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