Varejo
Status em tempo real de todos os serviços de Varejo no Brasil.
AliExpress Brasil
Grew from 33.2mi to 42.3mi monthly active users in Brazil in Q2 2026 (28% YoY growth), per industry press, and reportedly surpassed Magalu's user base — one of the fastest-growing marketplaces in the Brazilian market, driven by cross-border 'remessa conforme' low-value imports. Existing 'outage tracker' sites (falhas.com.br, outagedown.com) already cover it, evidencing real outage-search demand. Has an open Dropshipping/affiliate API for partners. No dedicated public status page found (Alibaba Cloud status pages exist but are not retail-storefront-specific).
Angeloni
One of the largest supermarket chains in Southern Brazil (top-5 regionally, ranked nationally #31 in 2026 industry rankings including its Super A wholesale banner); privately held, founded 1958 in Criciúma (SC). Group also runs its own pharmacy chain and gas stations, tracked here only as the core supermarket banner. No public status page found.
Arezzo
Founded ~50 years ago; ~445 stores across every Brazilian state via franchises, multibrand stores, and e-commerce, plus its own ZZ Mall marketplace. Listed under Fashion (no dedicated footwear subcategory exists in this catalog's taxonomy). Sibling brand to Cia Hering under the Azzas 2154 holding — tracked separately given distinct brand identity/traffic. No public status page found.
Atacadão
Brazil's largest cash-and-carry/atacarejo chain by store count, present in all states; drives roughly 70% of Grupo Carrefour Brasil's total revenue. Listed here under Wholesale only (not duplicated under Supermarkets, where the separate 'Carrefour' banner is tracked). Absorbed ~30 former Makro stores (2020-2021); Makro itself fully exited the Brazilian market by 2024 and was not added to this catalog. No public status page found.
Bistek Supermercados
Founded 1979 in Nova Veneza (SC); ~25 stores across 13 Santa Catarina municipalities plus 6 units in Rio Grande do Sul, ~R$1.96bi annual revenue per company-reported figures. Independent, privately held; no confirmed controlling parent group found. No public status page found.
C&A Brasil
C&A Brasil trades on B3 as CEAB3, distinct in ownership/governance from C&A's European operations (both ultimately trace to the Cofra Group/Brenninkmeijer family, but the Brazilian listed entity is operationally independent). No public status page found.
Carrefour Brasil
Grupo Carrefour Brasil closed 2025 as the country's largest food-retail group by revenue (R$123.5bi), driven mostly by its Atacadão cash-and-carry banner (~70% of group revenue) rather than the traditional Carrefour supermarket/hypermarket banner tracked here. Listed separately from Atacadão (Wholesale subcategory) in this catalog to avoid conflating the two banners. No public status page found.
Cia Hering
Acquired by Grupo Soma in 2021 (~R$5.1bi); Soma itself merged with Arezzo&Co in 2024 to form the holding Azzas 2154. Hering operates ~704 retail points (636 franchises, 68 own stores) plus presence in 10,000+ multibrand stores. Tracked as a distinct catalog entry given its own long-standing consumer brand identity, distinct from sibling brands Arezzo and Hering Kids. No public status page found.
Drogaria São Paulo / Drogarias Pacheco (Grupo DPSP)
Ranked among Brazil's top pharmacy chains by revenue (2026 ranking), privately held, over 130 years combined operating history between the two merged banners. No public status page found.
Enjoei
Brazil's largest online secondhand/resale marketplace ('maior brechó online do Brasil'); independent, publicly traded (B3: ENJU3). IMPORTANT: Enjoei acquired the handmade/personalized-goods marketplace Elo7 (Etsy's former Brazilian operation) in 2023 but discontinued/shut down the Elo7 platform on 2026-05-11 due to unsustainable customer-acquisition costs — Elo7 is deliberately NOT added as a separate catalog entry given it is no longer operating. The core Enjoei platform itself remains operational. No public status page found.
Fast Shop
Independent, privately held Brazilian premium-electronics retailer; also sells through third-party marketplaces including KaBuM!, but remains a separate company (not owned by Magalu/KaBuM). Could not find a citable outage-news or search-volume signal in this bounded pass, so both tiers are left as unknown rather than guessed, per sourcing discipline.
Grupo Mateus
Independent, publicly traded (B3: GMAT3, IPO 2020), headquartered in São Luís (MA); no controlling parent group. Third-largest Brazilian food retailer by revenue after Carrefour/Atacadão and Assaí, and the largest retail chain in the North/Northeast per the 2026 ABRAS ranking. Its own atacarejo banner is 'Mix Atacarejo' (kept out of this catalog's Wholesale subcategory to avoid brand confusion with the main supermarket banner tracked here). No public status page found.
KaBuM!
Largest Brazilian e-commerce platform focused on tech/gaming hardware; acquired by Magazine Luiza (~2021, ~R$3.5bi) and now operates as a sibling brand under the Magalu group rather than merged into the main Magazine Luiza storefront — tracked as a distinct catalog entry given its own brand/traffic identity. No public status page found.
Kalunga
Founded 1972 in São Paulo; over 200 physical stores nationwide plus e-commerce and telemarketing, covering stationery/office supplies alongside computing/informatics and printers — placed under Electronics here given the computing/informatics side of its catalog, though it is a broader office-supplies retailer, not an electronics specialist. Independent, privately held. No public status page found.
Lojas Renner
Independent, publicly traded (B3: LREN3), Brazil's largest fashion retailer by store count/revenue; no controlling parent group. Not to be confused with C&A or Riachuelo, which are separately owned competitors. No public status page found.
MadeiraMadeira
~15-year-old online furniture marketplace with brand strength reported as comparable to ~50-year-old incumbents (Tok&Stok, C&C, Leroy Merlin) per industry commentary. Faced 2023 sector-wide retail downturn coverage alongside C&C. Independent, VC-backed company; no acquiring parent found. No public status page found.
Mobly
IMPORTANT ownership finding, flag for catalog maintenance: the corporate parent behind mobly.com.br renamed itself from Mobly S.A. (MBLY3) to Grupo Toky S.A. (TOKY3) in May 2025, after acquiring Tok&Stok in August 2024 (~R$112mi) — meaning Tok&Stok (already tracked as a separate 'tok-stok' entry in retail_net_new.json, listed there with parent_company null) is in fact now a sibling/subsidiary brand under the same corporate group as this Mobly entry. Both brands are kept as distinct catalog entries given their separate consumer-facing identities/traffic (same pattern used elsewhere in this catalog, e.g. Magalu/KaBuM!), but the existing 'tok-stok' entry's parent_company field is now stale and should be corrected in a future pass — out of scope to edit here per task boundaries. No public status page found for Mobly.
OLX Brasil
Founded 2010, headquartered in Rio de Janeiro; Brazil's largest digital classifieds ecosystem, with 53mi+ monthly active users across OLX plus sibling real-estate brands ZAP Imóveis and Viva Real (not tracked as separate catalog entries here — real estate is out of this Retail deepening's scope). Jointly controlled by Prosus and Adevinta following their 2024 classifieds-marketplace joint-venture restructuring. No public status page found.
Pague Menos
Brazil's second-largest pharmacy chain by store count, with close to 1,700 stores nationwide (independent, publicly traded). Absorbed the Extrafarma banner following its earlier acquisition (joint careers portal 'paguemenosextrafarma.gupy.io' still references both names, but Extrafarma is not tracked as a separate catalog entry to avoid duplicating this banner). Ranked among Brazil's top pharmacy chains in 2026 industry revenue rankings alongside RD Saúde and Drogaria São Paulo (both already in this catalog). No public status page found.
Panvel
Genuinely regional retailer, headquartered in Rio Grande do Sul (RS) and the largest pharmacy chain in Southern Brazil, though expanding into São Paulo. Publicly traded (Dimed, B3: PNVL3). No public status page found.
Pão de Açúcar (GPA)
IMPORTANT ownership/brand change verified: GPA discontinued its Extra hypermarket banner starting 2021-2023 — the ~71-store Extra Hiper portfolio was sold to Assaí and converted to that atacarejo banner (do not list 'Extra' as an active brand). GPA now operates primarily under the Pão de Açúcar (upscale supermarket) and Mercado Extra/proximity banners. The group has faced continued financial strain in 2025-2026 (39 store closures over two years per press reporting, high debt load) and suspended 2026 expansion plans. No public status page found.
Shein Brasil
Brazil was Shein's first market to launch a local marketplace (April 2023); marketplace sellers now account for ~60% of Shein's Brazilian sales, with ~30,000 local sellers and ~50 million consumers reported, and a stated goal of 85% domestically-sourced sales by end of 2026. Large and fast-growing cross-border/local-hybrid retailer with meaningful 'X caiu?' search relevance given its consumer scale. No public status page found.
Tok&Stok
One of Brazil's longest-established furniture/decor chains (~50 years), cited alongside Leroy Merlin and C&C as a brand-awareness leader in the furniture/home segment. No confirmed current controlling parent found in this pass — treat parent_company as unverified/null rather than assuming independence. No public status page found.
Zaffari
Largest supermarket chain in Rio Grande do Sul; privately held, founded 1957, headquartered in Passo Fundo (RS). Distinct from Bourbon (its own hypermarket/shopping-center banner) and from the group's planned 2026 atacarejo expansion into Novo Hamburgo (RS) and Taboão da Serra (SP). Offers online shopping with delivery/pickup for Porto Alegre via zaffari.com.br. No public status page found.
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