Noticias y eventos de Cemex SAB de CV (CX)CXCemex SAB de CV

SaverOne Completes Installations in Cemex Trucks in Germany

SaverOne 2014 (SVRE) announced the successful completion of installations in Cemex's (CX) trucks in Germany, equipping part of their truck fleet with SaverOne's Driver Distraction Prevention System. The installation represents the first phase of a planned rollout across Cemex Germany's full truck fleet and follows the deployment of SaverOne's system in Cemex Germany's passenger cars, as previously announced in 2025. The completion of this phase is a step in both Cemex's and SaverOne's mutual intention to expand the installation of these systems throughout Cemex's fleets globally. For SaverOne, it represents another key expansion of its European footprint. Trucks operate for extended hours on both highways and dense urban routes, where the consequences of driver distraction are particularly severe, and the extension of the DDPS to Cemex Germany's trucks follows the positive results achieved to date across Cemex's fleets in Europe. SaverOne and Cemex intend to advance to the enrollment of the system across the remainder of Cemex's German truck fleet, and aim to advance new deployments across additional Cemex regions and other global work-truck fleets.

Cemex to Divest Colombian Operations for Approximately $555M

Cemex announced that it is in the process of divesting certain operations in Colombia. The divestment is expected to take place through several separate transactions with different parties, for a combined purchase price of approximately $555M, at an approximate 10x multiple of 2025 EBITDA. As a first step, Cemex entered into an agreement with the Holcim Group to sell a cement plant, a grinding mill and a portfolio of ready-mix concrete, aggregates, mortar, and admixture plants for a purchase price of $485M. The transaction with Holcim is currently expected to close at the end of the year, subject to customary closing conditions, including regulatory approvals. In addition, Cemex is currently negotiating with other third parties the sale of remaining assets in the same general geographic area that were not included in the transaction with Holcim, which the company expects to generate approximately $70M in additional proceeds. Following the completion of these transactions, Cemex will retain two cement plants in Colombia, with a total installed capacity of 1.6M tons per year, as well as a grinding mill, ready-mix concrete plants, and aggregates quarries.