Mundo Único bets on artificial intelligence and the women's market to grow

TechnologyColombiaRevista SemanaNov 4, 2026, 4:49 PMAI summary

Colombia's Mundo Único, based in Antioquia, is marking 30 years with 170 employees and a plant in Itagüí, and expects to close 2026 with revenue above COP 28,000 million, after sales of more than COP 25,000 million in 2025. The company is preparing its first women's underwear line for November, plans artificial intelligence investments for 2027 and seeks to strengthen its presence in Mexico and the United States.

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It expects revenue above COP 28,000 million in 2026, compared with sales of more than COP 25,000 million in 2025.
It will launch its first women's underwear line in November; about 40% of its buyers are already women.
It is preparing artificial intelligence investments for 2027 and seeks growth in Mexico and the United States.

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Mundo Único bets on artificial intelligence and the women's market to grow

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