Backlog Surge in Construction
Total backlog increased to MXN 68.6 billion from MXN 23.9 billion a year ago (≈+187%), with ~43% expected to be executed during 2026, providing strong medium-term revenue visibility for Carso Infraestructura y Construcción.
Grupo Sanborns Revenue Growth and Solid Seasonal Sales
Grupo Sanborns revenues rose to MXN 25.8 billion, up 2.3% year-over-year, driven by better seasonal sales; EBITDA for the division reached MXN 2.91 billion.
Zamajal Production Increase and Operating Loss Improvement
Average daily production rose to 16,599 barrels of oil equivalent versus 11,113 last year (≈+49.4%). Operating loss improved substantially to MXN 10 million from a MXN 311 million loss a year ago, indicating operational progress in hydrocarbons.
Strategic Hydrocarbons Milestones
Several strategic developments: binding agreement to acquire Fieldwood Mexico, mixed contract with Pemex for Macavil, and Harbour Energy named operator of Zama — actions that clarify operations and strengthen long-term positioning of the hydrocarbons division.
Cash Strengthening from Pemex Payment Discount
Recognized a 7% discount on outstanding Pemex payments, which strengthened year-end cash position.
Carso Energy Profitability Despite Lower Revenues
Carso Energy revenues declined to MXN 840 million (−11.8%), but operating income remained positive at MXN 649 million and EBITDA at MXN 753 million, showing resilience in margins.
Cement Division Resilience
The cement portion of Elementia helped offset some declines at Elementia Fortaleza Materiales, supporting overall divisional performance despite FX headwinds.
Consolidated Positive EBITDA Floor
Despite declines, consolidated EBITDA remained MXN 6.3 billion, indicating continued underlying cash‑flow generation capability.