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 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.