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The SEC filings page for CEMEX SAB DE ORD (CXMSF) provides access to documents filed by Cemex, S.A.B. de C.V., a foreign private issuer that reports under Form 20-F and uses Form 6-K for current reports. These filings are made pursuant to Rules 13a-16 and 15d-16 under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 and give investors structured insight into the company’s regulatory communications.
On this page, you can review Form 6-K reports that cover several recurring topics. Some filings describe cash dividends approved at the Ordinary General Shareholders’ Meeting, including the aggregate dividend amount, the division into equal installments, and the specific record and payment dates. They detail the amounts payable to holders of Series A and Series B shares, Ordinary Participation Certificates (CPOs), and American Depositary Shares (ADSs), and explain how exchange rates published by Banco de México are used to calculate peso equivalents. These filings also state when dividends are sourced from the Net Tax Profit Account (Cuenta de Utilidad Fiscal Neta or CUFIN) and note when no tax withholding applies to those payments.
Other 6-K reports relate to quarterly financial results. Cemex, S.A.B. de C.V. files notices announcing the date it will report results and host a conference call and live audio webcast. Exhibits to these filings may include a press release, detailed quarterly results, and a presentation, and the filings indicate that these materials are expected to be posted on the company’s website and filed with Mexican and U.S. regulators.
Additional filings address trading activity and regulatory inquiries. For example, Cemex, S.A.B. de C.V. has reported to the Mexican Stock Exchange and the Mexican Banking and Securities Commission that it was not aware of causes for unusual movements in trading volumes of the security identified as "CEMEX.CPO" on a particular date, and that such movements corresponded to market conditions, referencing specific Mexican securities law provisions.
These filings also contain forward-looking statement disclosures that describe how statements about plans, objectives, expectations, and future events are subject to risks, uncertainties, and assumptions, and that they are intended to be covered by safe harbor provisions under U.S. securities laws. On this page, AI-powered tools can help summarize the key points of each filing, highlight dividend terms, result announcements, and regulatory responses, and make the language of complex disclosures more accessible to readers.
CEMEX SAB DE CV executive Sergio Mauricio Menendez, President of Cemex Mexico, filed an initial ownership report showing his equity stake in the company. He holds 160,184 shares of CX and 900,000 Ordinary Participation Certificates (CEMEX.CPO) on BMV Mexico, all reported as directly owned.
CEMEX SAB DE CV officer Oscar Balmore Elizondo de la Garza has filed an initial ownership statement showing his equity position in the company. The filing reports that he directly holds 13,695 CX shares as of the reported date, with no accompanying buy or sell transactions disclosed.
CEMEX SAB DE CV filed a Form 3 showing that Chief Comptroller Jaime Martinez Merla already holds company securities. The filing reports direct ownership of 101,925 CX securities and 212,506 Ordinary Participation Certificates (CEMEX.CPO) listed on the BMV in Mexico, establishing his initial reported stake as an insider.
CEMEX SAB DE CV director Armando J. Garcia Segovia filed an initial Form 3 reporting his existing holdings in the company. He reports direct ownership of 39,150,281 Ordinary Participation Certificates (CEMEX.CPO) listed on BMV Mexico, plus 2,359,637 CX securities held directly.
He also reports indirect ownership of CEMEX.CPO through related parties, including 4,795,717 certificates held via his spouse and 2,610,000 certificates held through a trust (Fideicomiso). The filing records ownership positions only and does not show any new purchases or sales.
CEMEX SAB de CV executive Ricardo Naya Barba, EVP Sustainability, Operations & Ventures, has filed an initial ownership report. The filing lists existing direct holdings of 1,343,640 Ordinary Participation Certificates (CEMEX.CPO) on the Mexican exchange and 70,460 CX shares. These entries reflect reported positions rather than new purchases or sales.
CEMEX SAB DE CV executive Luis Echavez Hernandez filed an initial ownership report showing substantial direct holdings in the company. He reports 3,813,198 Ordinary Participation Certificates (CEMEX.CPO) traded on the Mexican Stock Exchange and 256,227 CX securities. These entries are classified as holdings rather than new purchases or sales, so the filing mainly documents his existing ownership position as Executive Vice President of Digital and Organizational Development.
CEMEX SAB DE CV executive reports initial share holdings. Jose Antonio Cabrera Guerra, President of Cemex EMEA, has filed a Form 3 showing direct ownership of 78,865 CX shares. This filing records his existing stake as an officer and does not reflect any new buy or sell transactions.
CEMEX SAB DE CV director Everardo Elizondo Almaguer filed an initial ownership report on Form 3. This filing establishes his status as an insider and discloses that, at the time of filing, there were no reportable purchases, sales, or other transactions in the company’s securities.
Cemex, S.A.B. de C.V. plans to divest part of its operations in Colombia for a combined purchase price of approximately US$555 million, at an approximate 10x multiple of expected 2025 EBITDA. This will occur through several separate transactions with different buyers.
As a first step, Cemex agreed to sell the Caracolito cement plant, the Santa Rosa grinding mill, and a portfolio of ready-mix, aggregates, mortar, and admixture plants to the Holcim Group for US$485 million, with closing currently expected at the end of the year, subject to customary conditions and regulatory approvals.
Negotiations with other parties for remaining Colombian assets are expected to generate about US$70 million in additional proceeds. After these sales, Cemex will retain two cement plants in Colombia with total installed capacity of 1.6 million tons per year, plus a grinding mill, ready-mix plants, and aggregates quarries, supporting its ongoing presence in the market.
Cemex used its 2026 Analyst Day to outline medium-term growth and capital allocation plans. Under its Sprint framework, management expects annual sales growth of about 5% and EBITDA growth of about 10% in 2026–2027, largely from self-help initiatives and conservative organic growth assumptions.
The company targets a Free Cash Flow from Operations to EBITDA conversion rate of 47% by 2027, moving closer to its 50% goal. To enhance shareholder returns, Cemex is proposing a US$180 million cash dividend, approximately 40% larger than the prior year, and plans to repurchase up to US$500 million in shares over the next three years, having already bought back more than US$100 million.
In line with its U.S.-focused growth strategy, Cemex agreed to acquire Omega Products International, a western U.S. stucco manufacturer generating roughly US$23 million in annual EBITDA, which management says offers significant synergies with its existing U.S. business.