Cementos Argos capitalizes US platform with $396 million

Cementos Argos S.A.'s board approved capitalizing Argos North America Investments LLC, a newly formed Delaware entity fully owned by the company, with $396 million. The move aims to support consolidation and growth of its US operations through reinvestment of subsidiary dividends.

Cementos Argos S.A. announced that its board of directors approved the capitalization of Argos North America Investments LLC with $396 million. The entity, newly established in Delaware, will act as an investment vehicle and sub-holding to group the company's US operations, including Cemargos USA Corp. and Argos Materials LLC.

Funds will come from dividends of subsidiaries and support the consolidation and expansion of the US platform. "Argos North America Investments LLC will act as the investment vehicle and sub-holding under which the Company's societies in the United States will be grouped," the company stated in a press release.

The step aligns with the strategy to operationally separate into two entities: Argos Materials in North America and Argos Latam in the region. It seeks to provide greater autonomy to pursue market opportunities.

The transaction falls within Cementos Argos's ordinary investment activities and does not change its dividend distribution policy or leverage profile. The company will keep the market updated on subsequent milestones in its strategy implementation.

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