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Casas Bahia

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One of Brazil's largest electronics and furniture retailers, listed on B3 and undergoing restructuring.

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In court-supervised reorganization since August 16, with liabilities of about R$17.3 billion, Casas Bahia had its collective layoffs suspended by a Brasília labor court injunction on August 18, with contracts ordered reinstated within five days. Coverage cites about 1,900 dismissals and 298 affected stores.

Updated September 17, 2026 · 5 verified articles

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Sales, margins, funding costs, consumer-credit quality and restructuring execution drive the company's solvency and pricing.

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CORPORATEBrazil

Casas Bahia tells CVM it made no contributions to the FIDC in the first half and gets a B3 demand over shares below R$ 1

Responding to a CVM request after a Veja report, Grupo Casas Bahia said it made no contributions to the IBCB FIDC in the first half of 2026 and that the balance of subordinated quotas rose from R$ 780 million to R$ 1.166 billion due to the result of the quotas themselves, of R$ 386 million. B3 demanded a schedule to bring the shares back into compliance, as they have traded below R$ 1 since July 21.

2 sourcesSep 16, 2026

MACROBrazil

Retail sales fall 0.8% in July, worse than consensus, and reinforce weak activity on the eve of the Copom

Retail sales volume fell 0.8% in July from June, per the IBGE Monthly Retail Survey released on September 15, against a Reuters consensus of a 0.2% drop; versus July 2025 the rise was 1.2%, below the 2.15% expected. Five of eight sectors declined, with furniture and appliances down 4.9%, books and stationery 4.2% and apparel 2.7%, which IBGE attributes to purchases brought forward for the World Cup in May; expanded retail rose 0.4% in the month, and restricted retail is up 1.8% in the year and 1.6% over 12 months.

2 sourcesSep 15, 2026

EMPRESASBrazil

Magalu strikes deal to sell about 27,000 items on Mercado Livre

Magazine Luiza struck a partnership with Mercado Livre to sell own-inventory items on the rival's platform from September, per Brazil Journal, InfoMoney, NeoFeed and Poder360. Poder360 and InfoMoney cite about 27,000 items; Brazil Journal says 28,000. MGLU3 shares surged in the session, per InfoMoney.

4 sourcesSep 02, 2026

EMPRESASBrazil

Magalu launches food delivery in its app across 400-plus cities via aiqfome

Magazine Luiza launched on September 2 Magalu Delivery, a meal, grocery and pharmacy delivery service inside its main app, run by aiqfome, acquired in 2020, covering more than 400 cities and about 23,000 restaurants, per InfoMoney and Exame. The move puts the retailer in the fight with iFood, 99Food, Keeta and Rappi, the same day it announced the Mercado Livre partnership.

3 sourcesSep 02, 2026

EMPRESASBrazil

Casas Bahia files for court-supervised reorganization after multibillion Q2 loss

A day after reporting Q2 2026 with a loss on the order of R$10 billion and auditor-flagged going-concern doubt, Casas Bahia filed for court-supervised reorganization on the evening of August 16. The shares fell more than 30% in the next session.

7 sourcesAug 16, 2026

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Articles in chronological order

Casas Bahia tells CVM it made no contributions to the FIDC in the first half and gets a B3 demand over shares below R$ 1

Retail sales fall 0.8% in July, worse than consensus, and reinforce weak activity on the eve of the Copom

Magalu strikes deal to sell about 27,000 items on Mercado Livre

Magalu launches food delivery in its app across 400-plus cities via aiqfome

Casas Bahia files for court-supervised reorganization after multibillion Q2 loss