Coppel

Coppel is a prominent Mexican department store chain founded in 1941 by Enrique Coppel Tamayo. Headquartered in Culiacán, Sinaloa, it has grown to become one of Mexico's largest retailers, operating over 1,600 stores across Mexico and extending its reach to the United States and Argentina. Coppel is recognized for its innovative consumer credit system, which allows customers to make purchases in twice-monthly installments, enhancing accessibility for a wide range of consumers. The company offers a diverse array of products, including apparel, electronics, home appliances, and automotive accessories. In addition to retail, Coppel provides financial services through subsidiaries like Bancoppel and Afore Coppel, focusing on banking and pension fund management. Coppel targets the mass market, particularly middle- and lower-income consumers, and emphasizes affordability and accessibility in its offerings. The company is also committed to sustainability, implementing initiatives that have significantly reduced water usage and CO2 emissions.