who owns all this??
Yes, Cemex is a global company that operates in many countries across the Americas, Europe, Africa, the Middle East, and Asia.
Global operations
Cemex has operations in over 50 countries and trade relationships in nearly 100.
Cemex has more than 1,800 global facilities that are connected in real-time.
Cemex has headquarters in several countries, including Spain, Poland, Switzerland, the United Arab Emirates, and the United Kingdom.
Global business
Cemex is a global building materials company that produces, distributes, and markets cement, ready-mix concrete, aggregates, and related building materials.
Cemex is the fifth largest cement producer in the world and second in North America by revenue.
Sustainability
Cemex is committed to sustainability and has a program called Future in Action to develop lower-carbon products and processes.
Cemex has been recognized for its sustainability efforts, including earning U.S. EPA ENERGY STAR® Partner of the Year every year since 2019.
History
Cemex was founded in Mexico in 1906.
Jaime Muguiro will become the CEO of Cemex on April 1, 2025. Muguiro will succeed Fernando A. González, who is retiring after more than 35 years with the company.
Background on the transition
Muguiro has experience in many areas of Cemex, including strategic planning, ready-mix concrete, aggregates, and human resources.
He was previously the President of Cemex USA, the company's largest market.
The transition demonstrates Cemex's commitment to developing talent from within.
Fernando González's accomplishments
Led the development of Vertua, a line of low-carbon building products
Led Regenera, a business that uses waste and industrial byproducts as fuels
Led Patrimonio Hoy, a microfinancing program that helps low-income families build housing
Led the company to regain investment-grade ratings and strengthen financial flexibility
Led the company to establish leadership in sustainability and digitalization
Other Cemex management team members:
Maher Al-Haffar, Executiv
Mexico's Cemex SAB CEO Fernando González is stepping down after more than three decades at one of the world's largest cement makers. González will be replaced April 1 by Jaime Muguiro, who is the current head of Cemex's U.S. operations, the company said in a statement.1 day ago
ONE aspect.....of one continent.
Many facets I would imagine, think one big fat fkn trestle board and back to lodge rosters.
