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Farmacias del Ahorro agrees to buy more than 96% of Farmacias Benavides
Farmacias del Ahorro agreed to buy more than 96% of Farmacias Benavides, two pharmacy chains in Mexico.
If the deal goes through, their combined network would have about 3,000 locations.
Benavides has 1,132 pharmacies across 203 cities in 24 states, as well as 500 medical offices nationwide.
The deal needs approval from Mexico's competition authority and must meet other conditions before it can be completed.
Until then, Benavides will continue operating as usual under its current management.
The companies have not disclosed the price or explained how they would combine their businesses.
The acquisition comes as Benavides is preparing to leave Mexico's stock market, a process that began after the company sought to delist in 2014; it says the deal does not change that process.
Farmacias del Ahorro agreed to buy more than 96% of Farmacias Benavides.
The deal covers all shares owned by the sellers and requires approval from competition authorities.
Benavides will continue operating under its current management while conditions for the sale are met.
The companies did not disclose the transaction price or details of how they will integrate their businesses.
If completed, the combined pharmacy network would have about 3,000 locations.
- Who
- Farmacias del Ahorro and Farmacias Benavides.
- What
- Farmacias del Ahorro agreed to buy more than 96% of Benavides.
- When
- The agreement was reported on November 13, 2026.
- Where
- Mexico.
- Why
- Not stated.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Farmacias Benavides debuted on the stock market.
Benavides began seeking to leave the Mexican Stock Exchange.
The CNBV notified Benavides that it had begun an administrative process to cancel the registration of its shares.
The agreement for Farmacias del Ahorro to buy more than 96% of Benavides was reported.
- Stake
- More than 96% of Farmacias Benavides
- Benavides network
- 1,132 pharmacies in 203 cities across 24 states
- Combined network
- Around 3,000 locations if the deal is completed
- Competition approval
- Authorization from the Comisión Nacional Antimonopolio is required
- Transaction price
- Not disclosed