Grupo Casas Bahia takes an important step in digital, partners with Amazon, and expands presence in a new sales channel.

Written by Fabio Lucas Carvalho

Published on 24/03/2026 at 01:52

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The partnership between Grupo Casas Bahia and Amazon Brazil began this Monday, with products from the retailer already available on the platform and plans for logistical integration in a second phase, expanding sales channels, digital reach, and the company’s omnichannel strategy in the Brazilian retail market

Grupo Casas Bahia initiated a strategic commercial partnership with Amazon Brazil this Monday (23) to expand the product offering to customers on the platform in the country. With the agreement, items from the company are now being sold on Amazon’s marketplace, in a move that enhances the retailer’s digital reach and reinforces its omnichannel strategy.

Grupo Casas Bahia expands digital presence

In a relevant fact sent to the Securities and Exchange Commission, the company reported that the operation began on the same day as the announcement. According to the company, the entry of products into Amazon expands its presence in a new sales channel and accelerates the expansion of its digital operations.

The retailer stated that, although it leads the Brazilian physical retail market in its main categories, it has also been consolidating its relevance in e-commerce over the past few quarters. According to the company, this progress has occurred with double-digit growth in e-commerce.

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Partnership provides for logistical integration

Grupo Casas Bahia also reported that there will be a second phase in the partnership with Amazon Brazil. In this phase, the company’s logistics will be integrated into Amazon’s network, allowing products to become eligible for the Prime label, with free and fast delivery for program members.

The CEO of Grupo Casas Bahia, Renato Franklin, stated that the agreement represents an important move within the company’s omnichannel strategy. According to him, entering Amazon is another step in building the largest 1P omnichannel player in Brazil, with the expansion of distribution channels and maintaining control over assortment, pricing, and customer experience.

Statements from the companies about the agreement

Franklin also highlighted the company’s logistics as a structural competitive differential. For him, this asset will be leveraged within the new stage of the company’s digital expansion.

The president of Amazon Brazil, Juliana Sztrajtman, stated that the initiative represents another advance in the promise to significantly expand the product offering to consumers. According to her, the partnership combines the reliability, convenience, and technology of Amazon with the portfolio and tradition built by Casas Bahia over decades in Brazil.

The goal is to reinforce leadership in omnichannel retail

In the assessment of the Brazilian retailer, the initiative will help to expand sales channels and strengthen its leadership position in the marketing of core categories, in the 1P model, within the Brazilian omnichannel retail market. The company views the agreement as part of a strategy aimed at expanding reach, distribution, and digital presence.

With information from diariodocomercio.

Grupo Casas Bahia takes an important step in digital, partners with Amazon, and expands presence in a new sales channel.

Grupo Casas Bahia expands digital presence

Partnership provides for logistical integration

Statements from the companies about the agreement

The goal is to reinforce leadership in omnichannel retail

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