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Fomento Económico Mexicano, S.A.B. de C.V.'s SEC filings document foreign-private-issuer disclosures for the FMX ADR and the company's Mexican-listed units. Form 6-K reports furnish quarterly operating results, reporting-segment changes, shareholder-meeting resolutions, dividend approvals and material-event updates, including disclosures tied to OXXO Mexico, Americas & Mobility, Europe, Health and Coca-Cola FEMSA.
FEMSA's Form 20-F and related annual-report notices cover audited financial statements and the broader business record of its retail, digital-services and beverage-bottling interests. The filing record also includes governance matters such as board and committee elections, bylaw amendments, capital-structure and security disclosures, and sustainability-related financial disclosures prepared under IFRS Sustainability Disclosure Standards.
Mexican Economic Development Inc. director Paulina Garza Laguera Gonda has filed an initial Form 3 detailing her beneficial holdings of FMX units. The filing reports 1,384,426,997 B Units held indirectly through a Voting Trust, 38,000 B Units held directly, and additional B and BD Units held through joint and direct accounts. Footnotes explain that the units are bundled share packages, include ADR structures, and that she disclaims beneficial ownership beyond her pecuniary interest in the various trusts and joint accounts.
Mexican Economic Development Inc. director Bertha Paula Michel González reports indirect holdings in FMX through two Banco Invex trusts. The filing lists B Units held in an irrevocable voting trust where she is an indirect participant with shared voting power and a disclaimer of pecuniary interest except for securities she contributed. It also reports BD Units held in another Banco Invex trust for her benefit and that of other family members, reflecting indirect trust-based exposure rather than direct share ownership.
Mexican Economic Development Inc. filed an initial statement of beneficial ownership for CEO Jose Antonio Fernandez Garza Laguera. The filing lists holdings of B Units and BD Units rather than reporting any recent buy or sell transactions.
He reports direct ownership of 50 B Units. Indirectly, 1,384,426,997 B Units are held through a Voting Trust where he is a trust participant with shared voting power, and he disclaims pecuniary interest except for securities he contributed. An additional 348,999 BD Units are held for his benefit through an Employee Trust controlled by the company.
Mexican Economic Development Inc. director Jose Antonio Fernandez Carbajal filed an initial Form 3 reporting his ownership of B and BD Units. He reports direct holdings of 1,000 B Units and 5,881,646 BD Units. Indirectly, 956,626 BD Units are held for his benefit through an employee trust, and 1,384,426,997 B Units are held for the benefit of his spouse in a voting trust. The filing notes that each unit represents combinations of underlying Series B and Series D shares and includes disclaimers that he is not admitting beneficial ownership of certain indirectly held securities for regulatory purposes.
Mexican Economic Development Inc. director Francisco Jose Calderon Rojas has filed an initial Form 3 reporting existing holdings in company units. The filing shows indirect ownership of 1,384,426,997 B Units through a Voting Trust and direct ownership of 21,787 BD Units. Each B Unit represents five Series B Shares, while each BD Unit consists of one Series B Share, two Series D-B Shares and two Series D-L Shares, all without par value. The Voting Trust is an irrevocable trust where participants share voting power, and the reporting person disclaims pecuniary interests beyond securities he has contributed directly or indirectly to the trust.
Mexican Economic Development Inc. director Diego Eugenio Calderon Rojas filed an initial ownership report, showing existing interests in the company’s units rather than new trades. The filing lists indirect holdings of B Units representing 1,384,426,997 units through a Voting Trust and direct holdings of 130 BD Units.
The B Units are bundles of Series B shares, while each BD Unit combines Series B, Series D-B and Series D-L shares. The Voting Trust structure means voting power over the deposited securities is shared among trust participants, and the reporting person disclaims pecuniary interest beyond securities he contributed to the trust.
Mexican Economic Development Inc. director Michel Gonzalez Maximino Jose filed an initial Form 3 reporting indirect holdings of the company’s securities. The filing lists 1,384,426,997 B Units held through a voting trust and 5,635,016 BD Units held through a separate trust for his benefit and family members. Footnotes explain that each B Unit and BD Unit represents underlying Series B and Series D shares, and that his economic interest is limited to securities he has contributed directly or indirectly to the voting trust.
MEXICAN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT INC director Michael David Kahn has filed an initial statement of beneficial ownership on Form 3. The data identifies him as a director and shows no reportable purchases, sales, option exercises, gifts, or other transactions in the provided summary.
MEXICAN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT INC executive Craig Ian M., CEO of Coca Cola FEMSA, has filed an initial statement of beneficial ownership showing holdings in BD Units. These units each represent one Series B share and two each of Series D-B and Series D-L shares.
He reports 79,291 BD Units held directly and 129,038 BD Units held indirectly through an Employee Trust managed by a financial institution for the benefit of participants, including him. The filing reflects existing ownership positions rather than new purchases or sales.
Mexican Economic Development Inc. filed an initial insider ownership report for Human Resources Director Sara Robles Romero. The filing shows indirect beneficial ownership of 51,992 BD Units, held for her benefit in an Employee Trust managed by a financial institution and controlled by the company. Each BD Unit consists of one Series B share, two Series D-B shares and two Series D-L shares, all without par value. The report records existing holdings rather than a new purchase or sale of securities.