Gruma
Coverage of Gruma in the Nexus archive.
- Gruma to Invest US$79m in New Delicias Tortilla Plant
Gruma, through Grupo Industrial Maseca, will invest US$79 million in a new tortilla plant in Delicias, Chihuahua, Mexico. The facility will occupy five hectares, create about 500 jobs, and produce tortillas, tostadas, and totopos for export to the United States.
- Gruma Second Quarter Profit Falls 12% on US Weakness
Gruma's second-quarter net income fell 12% year-on-year due to weaker US demand and higher costs at Mission Foods, despite a 5% increase in net sales to US$1.62 billion driven by international strength. The company is the world's largest tortilla and corn-flour maker.
- Mexico’s Gruma Lines Up $125 Million Refinancing as Tortilla Sales Stall
Gruma, the world’s largest tortilla maker, reported a 1 percent rise in consolidated net sales for Q3 2025, reflecting stagnant growth. Declines in the U.S. foodservice channel have consistently hurt overall sales, despite retail improvements. The company is arranging a $125 million refinancing amid stalled tortilla sales.
- Mexican cement maker Cemex wins about $230 million from Spain’s green fund for zero-emissions plant, while tortilla-flour giant Gruma locks in $125 million refinancing
Mexican cement maker Cemex received a $230 million grant from Spain’s Industrial Decarbonisation PERTE program to modernize its Tarragona plant into a near-zero-emissions facility. Tortilla-flour company Gruma secured $125 million in refinancing. The funding aims to support decarbonization efforts in heavy industry.