S&P lifts Cemex (NYSE: CX) Mexico national rating to mxAAA, outlook stable
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Cemex, S.A.B. de C.V. reports that S&P Global Ratings, through its Mexico national ratings unit, has upgraded Cemex’s long-term national scale credit rating to “mxAAA” from “mxAA+”. S&P also confirmed Cemex’s short-term national credit rating at “mxA-1+”.
In addition, S&P upgraded the national scale debt ratings on Cemex’s long-term notes with ticker symbols CEMEX 23L and CEMEX 23-2L to “mxAAA” from “mxAA+”. The rating outlook is described as stable, indicating no immediate expected change in these ratings based on current information disclosed.
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- S&P upgraded Cemex’s long-term Mexico national scale credit rating to “mxAAA” from “mxAA+”, with a stable outlook.
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Insights
S&P lifts Cemex to mxAAA on Mexico scale with stable outlook.
S&P Global Ratings’ Mexico national scale upgrade of Cemex to “mxAAA” from “mxAA+” signals the highest credit quality on that local scale. The confirmation of the short-term rating at “mxA-1+” maintains the strongest short-term designation in S&P’s Mexican national framework.
S&P also upgraded Cemex’s long-term local notes CEMEX 23L and CEMEX 23-2L to “mxAAA”, aligning the instruments with the issuer’s new national scale level. The stable outlook suggests S&P does not anticipate near-term rating changes based on the information referenced, though any future adjustments would depend on subsequent credit developments disclosed by Cemex or S&P.
FAQ
What rating change did Cemex (CX) disclose in this 6-K?
Cemex reported that S&P Global Ratings’ Mexico national ratings unit upgraded its long-term national scale credit rating to “mxAAA” from “mxAA+”.
How did S&P rate Cemex’s short-term national credit in Mexico?
S&P confirmed Cemex’s short-term national credit rating at “mxA-1+”, maintaining the same short-term level.
Which Cemex debt instruments were upgraded by S&P in Mexico?
S&P upgraded the national scale debt ratings of Cemex’s long-term notes with ticker symbols CEMEX 23L and CEMEX 23-2L to “mxAAA” from “mxAA+”.
What outlook did S&P assign to Cemex’s updated national ratings?
The updated ratings carry a stable outlook, indicating S&P does not currently anticipate a near-term change based on the disclosed information.
Why did S&P change Cemex’s national scale rating methodology?
The filing states that the upgrade followed an update to S&P’s methodology for rating companies on the Mexican national scale; it does not provide additional methodological detail.
Does this Cemex 6-K state that the information is filed or furnished?
The 6-K specifies that the information is furnished and shall not be deemed “filed” for purposes of Section 18 of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934.