Carrefour Q2 2025 Results Show Acceleration in Core Markets

Carrefour Q2 2025 Results report 4.4% LFL sales growth with solid gains in France, Spain, and Brazil. Group confirms 2025 financial targets.

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7/26/20252 min read

Exterior view of Carrefour supermarket at Avenue de Genève, Annecy
Exterior view of Carrefour supermarket at Avenue de Genève, Annecy

Carrefour Q2 2025 Results confirmed an acceleration in group performance, with like-for-like (LFL) sales rising by 4.4%, up from 2.9% in the previous quarter. The group delivered total sales of €23.9 billion for the quarter, up 10% at constant exchange rates.

The pace of sales in all major markets improved. France recorded the +2.1% LFL growth after negative performance in Q1. In Spain +2.9% rose, while Brazil +4.4% was strong on LFL.

The EBITDA group reached 1.94 billion euros in the first place, H1 from 2024 to 1.1%. The repeated operating income was € 681 million, reflecting the integration costs of Cora & Match and currency effects. Apart from the choir and match, France registered an increase of 20% in Roi, with an operating margin of 1.9%.

Outside France, in Europe, a 2nd quarter remained stable of € 80 million, a competitive shift in Poland with gains in Spain. Spain yielded 9.4% return growth with the opening of 68 new stores.

Latin America reported an increase of 10.9% LFL in H1, with a Q2 increase of 9.7% lfl. Atakado in Brazil led with +5.4% lfl. Carfor retail Brazil bought +1.6% LFL, and Sam Club Brazil was 0.1% above. 38.8% LFL increased in Argentina, despite the volume pressure increased the market share.

Net free cash flow thi -h1 for € 2.09 billion for 2025, mainly due to CERA & Match consolidation, low working capital contributions and low real estate activity. Pure financial loan reached € 6.99 billion.

Carrefor confirmed the year -round financial goals for 2025, including a slight increase in EBITDA, ROI and net free cash flow. The company reported € 610 million in cost savings in H1, which was on track to meet the target of € 1.2 billion a year.

Strategic development included the launch of Concordis, a European procurement coalition with a coalition cotative U, and an agreement to sell Newoprinus Group to Carfor Italy. The integration of the choir and the match continued, where 9 stores were divided into the competition requirements.

E-commerce with 16% GMV growth in H1 and 20% in Q2 remained strong. Brazil e-commerce GMV Q2 rose 36%.

The group also completed three Sustainability-Linked Bonds in 2025 totaling €1.65 billion, supporting debt refinancing and sustainability initiatives.

Carrefour Q2 2025 Results reflect strong momentum in its three core regions and continued execution of its transformation strategy.