Mercadolibre Inc is a leading e-commerce and fintech company based in Latin America, specializing in providing a comprehensive online marketplace for buying and selling a wide variety of products. The platform enables individuals and businesses to engage in transactions efficiently, offering features such as auctions, fixed-price listings, and a robust payment processing system through its integrated service, Mercado Pago. Additionally, the company has expanded its reach into logistics, ensuring smooth delivery services to enhance the shopping experience. With a focus on innovation and technology, Mercadolibre continuously strives to empower merchants and consumers across Latin America, driving growth in the digital economy. Read More
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Mercado Libre (NASDAQ: MELI), the leading e-commerce and fintech platform in Latin America, today released the latest episode of “CFO Perspectives,” a series within the Inside Mercado Libre podcast. Following our Q3 earnings report, Chief Financial Officer Martin de los Santos reflects on Mercado Libre's performance this past quarter. He addresses key questions from investors, including early results of the lower free shipping threshold in Brazil, how management is thinking about balancing growth and profitability and fintech NPS in Brazil.
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