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CNPJ
10.285.590/0001-08
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784.74M
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| Indicator |  SOMA3 |
|---|---|
P/E | - |
P/B | - |
Dividend yield | - |
Market cap | 0 |
Net debt/EBITDA | -0.51 |
Net margin | -30.81% |
AVG. DAILY LIQ. | - |
Grupo Soma is a conglomerate of premium fashion brands, with exclusive service for audiences A and B.
Considering net revenue, Grupo Soma is the largest in Brazil and is among the 50 largest companies in the fashion retail sector. Additionally, the company is a leader in the e-commerce segment.
Present in 23 Brazilian states and in 2 U.S. states (1 store in Miami and 1 store in New York), Grupo Soma has over 1.1 million customers across 282 stores. Of this total, 25 are franchises and 257 are company-owned stores.
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With a broad and diversified portfolio, the company focuses on the female audience. Despite this focus, the company also offers a variety of styles and trends for men and children. In total, the Group has eight brands:
Farm;
Fábula;
Foxton;
A.Brand;
Animale;
Cris Barros;
Off Premium;
Maria Filó.
Among these brands, the most prominent are Farm and Animale, which together account for 75% of Grupo Soma's revenue.
Most of Grupo Soma's stores are located in shopping centers, totaling 244 stores. The company also has 38 physical stores located on the street.
Regarding its online operations, the company has an e-commerce platform for selling products, with 9 proprietary websites, as well as a mobile app for the Off Premium brand.
Market and Consumption
In addition to the retail segment, Grupo Soma operates in the wholesale market, where it sells its products through 2,800 multi-brand retailers.
Therefore, the resale of Grupo's products ensures high reach across the country, bringing its brands to approximately 1,063 Brazilian cities.
In Brazil, Grupo Soma has 9 distribution centers, totaling an area of 13,000 square meters. The company also has a workshop located in Rio de Janeiro, responsible for modeling and prototyping the collections of the Group's brands.
The history of Grupo Soma began in 2010, when two major fashion brands – Animale and Farm – decided to join forces.
Animale was founded in 1991 by the Jatahy family and quickly became a reference in the women's fashion market.
Over the years, the brand has become one of the largest in the premium segment in Brazil, selling high-quality, sophisticated, and luxurious products.
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Years later, in 1997, entrepreneurs and partners Marcello Bastos and Katia Bastos created Farm. The brand was designed to express the vibrant colors of the city of Rio de Janeiro in the manufacturing of products, especially those related to clothing and accessories.
However, in 2010, both brands merged their businesses, thus creating Grupo Soma.
In 2014, the group acquired the brand Fábula, a company specialized in children's fashion; in addition to Brand, a brand known for contemporary themes.
The following year, the brand Foxton – specialized in men's fashion – strengthened Grupo Soma's portfolio, becoming the only brand in the Group to offer clothing and accessories for men.
In 2017, it was Cris Barros's turn to join Grupo Soma, becoming another luxury brand of the company.
In 2018, the group created Off Premium, a platform specialized in clearing the stock of collections manufactured by Grupo Soma.
Two years after the creation of Off Premium, Grupo Soma acquired the brand Maria Filó, a company specialized in the production of knitted products.
Finally, in April 2021, Grupo Soma announced the purchase of the competitor Hering, an important Brazilian fashion brand, for R$ 5.1 billion, transforming the group into the fourth largest company in the apparel sector in Brazil. Hering shareholders received R$ 9.63 per share and 1.62 shares of Grupo Soma after the merger.
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