Mexico: GCC has reported higher-than-expected sales and operating cash flow at the start of 2026, thanks to favourable market conditions in the Mexican market. The revenue of the Chihuahua-based company rose 20% in the first quarter of 2026 compared to the same period in 2025, driven by favourable conditions in both of its markets, but especially in Mexico, where revenue increased by 28%. This was due to higher cement and concrete sales volumes, as well as currency appreciation and increased demand in the residential and infrastructure segments.
“GCC started the year with a solid performance, achieving outstanding growth in revenue and profits, driven by disciplined operational execution, favourable weather conditions, and increased activity in our markets,” said Enrique Escalante, the company’s CEO, to the Mexican Stock Exchange.
In the US market, quarterly sales grew by 16% to account for nearly 70% of sales by GCC. Here, the company also saw an improvement in volumes that offset the decline in cement prices.