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Cemex, S.A.B. de C.V. filings document its foreign-issuer reporting through Form 6-K submissions, Form 20-F annual reporting and exhibits tied to financial results and integrated reports. The record includes quarterly results and presentations, press releases announcing annual-report availability, and the company’s Integrated Report materials discussing its business, strategic priorities and operational-excellence framework.
CX reports a Form 144 notice to sell up to 35,000 ADRs, with an aggregate reported value of $425,624.50, dated 04/28/2026. The filing lists multiple lots described as "Restricted stock vesting under a registered plan" with vesting dates and share counts (for example, 20,966 vested 03/01/2014 and 1,649 vested 07/10/2008).
CX reports a Form 144 notice to sell up to 35,000 ADRs, with an aggregate reported value of $425,624.50, dated 04/28/2026. The filing lists multiple lots described as "Restricted stock vesting under a registered plan" with vesting dates and share counts (for example, 20,966 vested 03/01/2014 and 1,649 vested 07/10/2008).
Cemex presents its 2025 Integrated Report, highlighting a year of strategic transformation, portfolio reshaping, and disciplined capital allocation. Consolidated net sales were US$16.1 billion and operating EBITDA reached US$3.1 billion, with margins stable at 19.1% and a stronger second half.
Free cash flow from operations was US$1.2 billion reported, or US$1.4 billion excluding one‑offs, a 15% increase and 46% conversion rate, supported by US$200 million recurring EBITDA savings from Project Cutting Edge. Net debt fell 15% to US$5.0 billion, improving leverage to 1.63x.
Cemex rebalanced its portfolio with about US$2.2 billion in announced divestitures in the Dominican Republic and Panama and reinvested in U.S. aggregates, including majority control of Couch Aggregates. The company also advanced its climate agenda with a record-low 70.1% clinker factor, alternative fuels at 32% of the fuel mix, and repurposing more than 25 million tons of external waste and by‑products.
Cemex presents its 2025 Integrated Report, highlighting a year of strategic transformation, portfolio reshaping, and disciplined capital allocation. Consolidated net sales were US$16.1 billion and operating EBITDA reached US$3.1 billion, with margins stable at 19.1% and a stronger second half.
Free cash flow from operations was US$1.2 billion reported, or US$1.4 billion excluding one‑offs, a 15% increase and 46% conversion rate, supported by US$200 million recurring EBITDA savings from Project Cutting Edge. Net debt fell 15% to US$5.0 billion, improving leverage to 1.63x.
Cemex rebalanced its portfolio with about US$2.2 billion in announced divestitures in the Dominican Republic and Panama and reinvested in U.S. aggregates, including majority control of Couch Aggregates. The company also advanced its climate agenda with a record-low 70.1% clinker factor, alternative fuels at 32% of the fuel mix, and repurposing more than 25 million tons of external waste and by‑products.
Cemex, S.A.B. de C.V. submitted a Form 6-K as a foreign private issuer for April 2026. The report is signed by Chief Comptroller Jaime Martínez Merla.
The Form 6-K includes a press release dated April 24, 2026 announcing Cemex’s filing of its annual report on Form 20-F for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2025.
Cemex, S.A.B. de C.V. submitted a Form 6-K as a foreign private issuer for April 2026. The report is signed by Chief Comptroller Jaime Martínez Merla.
The Form 6-K includes a press release dated April 24, 2026 announcing Cemex’s filing of its annual report on Form 20-F for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2025.
Cemex reports in its 2025 Form 20‑F that it undertook a major operational and strategic transformation under a new CEO, focusing on cost reduction, free cash flow and shareholder returns. Project Cutting Edge generated approximately $200 million in recurring savings, with a cumulative savings target of $400 million by 2027.
For the year ended December 31, 2025, Cemex posted revenues of $16,132 million, broadly stable versus 2024, and a leverage ratio of 1.63x under its Credit Agreements. The company rebalanced its portfolio by exiting Guatemala, the Philippines, the Dominican Republic and most of Panama, and used part of the Panama proceeds to acquire a majority stake in U.S.-based Couch Aggregates.
Cemex declared a $130 million cash dividend in 2025, up from $120 million in 2024. It highlights safety gains, with an employee Lost Time Injury Frequency Rate of 0.3 and about 97% of plants incident‑free, and continues to advance its “Future in Action” decarbonization program. The filing also details multiple peso‑denominated Long-Term Notes issues and explains use of proceeds largely for refinancing existing credit agreements.
Cemex reports in its 2025 Form 20‑F that it undertook a major operational and strategic transformation under a new CEO, focusing on cost reduction, free cash flow and shareholder returns. Project Cutting Edge generated approximately $200 million in recurring savings, with a cumulative savings target of $400 million by 2027.
For the year ended December 31, 2025, Cemex posted revenues of $16,132 million, broadly stable versus 2024, and a leverage ratio of 1.63x under its Credit Agreements. The company rebalanced its portfolio by exiting Guatemala, the Philippines, the Dominican Republic and most of Panama, and used part of the Panama proceeds to acquire a majority stake in U.S.-based Couch Aggregates.
Cemex declared a $130 million cash dividend in 2025, up from $120 million in 2024. It highlights safety gains, with an employee Lost Time Injury Frequency Rate of 0.3 and about 97% of plants incident‑free, and continues to advance its “Future in Action” decarbonization program. The filing also details multiple peso‑denominated Long-Term Notes issues and explains use of proceeds largely for refinancing existing credit agreements.
CEMEX SAB DE CV director Julissa Reynoso filed an initial Form 3 to report her status as a reporting person for company securities. The filing, as provided, lists no transactions, derivative positions, or other holdings data for her at this time.
CEMEX SAB DE CV director Julissa Reynoso filed an initial Form 3 to report her status as a reporting person for company securities. The filing, as provided, lists no transactions, derivative positions, or other holdings data for her at this time.
Cemex, S.A.B. de C.V. reports decisions from its Ordinary General Shareholders’ Meeting, including board and committee appointments and a new dividend allocation. The board consists of a majority of independent directors, with Rogelio Zambrano Lozano confirmed as Executive Chairman and new Secretary and Alternate Secretary named.
The meeting approved profit allocation based on retained earnings of $84,603 million and 2025 earnings of $19,834 million, resulting in remaining retained earnings of $98,531 million, all in constant Mexican pesos as of December 31, 2025. A cash dividend of USD $180,000,000.00 will be paid in four equal installments to ADS, Series A, Series B and CPO holders.
The installments are scheduled to start on June 18, 2026, September 17, 2026, December 16, 2026, and March 3, 2027, with peso payments converted at the Banco de México exchange rate two business days before each date. The board is also authorized to set terms and designate responsible persons for Cemex’s purchases and sales of its own shares or securities representing them, deciding in each case whether transactions use stockholders’ equity or share capital.
Cemex, S.A.B. de C.V. reports decisions from its Ordinary General Shareholders’ Meeting, including board and committee appointments and a new dividend allocation. The board consists of a majority of independent directors, with Rogelio Zambrano Lozano confirmed as Executive Chairman and new Secretary and Alternate Secretary named.
The meeting approved profit allocation based on retained earnings of $84,603 million and 2025 earnings of $19,834 million, resulting in remaining retained earnings of $98,531 million, all in constant Mexican pesos as of December 31, 2025. A cash dividend of USD $180,000,000.00 will be paid in four equal installments to ADS, Series A, Series B and CPO holders.
The installments are scheduled to start on June 18, 2026, September 17, 2026, December 16, 2026, and March 3, 2027, with peso payments converted at the Banco de México exchange rate two business days before each date. The board is also authorized to set terms and designate responsible persons for Cemex’s purchases and sales of its own shares or securities representing them, deciding in each case whether transactions use stockholders’ equity or share capital.
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 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.