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    Sigma Foods reports 3Q26 EBITDA of US $303 million, driven by record Volume, Revenues, and Comparable EBITDA

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    Sigma Foods reports 3Q26 EBITDA of US 3 million, driven by record Volume, Revenues, and Comparable EBITDA

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    Sigma Foods reports 3Q26 EBITDA of US $303 million, driven by record Volume, Revenues, and Comparable EBITDA

    SAN PEDRO GARZA GARCÍA, N.L. Mexico, Oct. 27, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Sigma Foods, S.A.B. de C.V. (BMV: SIGMAFA) (“SIGMA FOODS”) announced today its unaudited results for the third quarter of 2026 (“3Q26”). All figures have been prepared in accordance with International Financial Reporting Standards (“IFRS”).

    • Record quarterly Volume (+2%), Revenues (+3%), and EBITDA (+23%)

    • 3Q26 Consolidated EBITDA driven by year-on-year growth in all regions

    • Full-year Comparable EBITDA Guidance revised up to US $1.14B (previously US $1.10B)

    • Record quarterly Volume (+3%), Revenues (+11%), and EBITDA (+18%)

    • Volume improvements across channels and categories

    • 3Q26 EBITDA was up 9% in local currency, supported by better price-cost alignment

    • Quarterly Volume up 5% driven primarily by the Fresh Meats business

    • 3Q26 EBITDA reached its highest third-quarter since 2020, up 50% year-on-year in euros

    • Comprehensive capacity recovery project in Spain advancing as planned

    • 3Q26 Revenues decreased 2% year-on-year as lower Volume was partially offset by higher Average Prices and the consolidation of Roger Wood Foods

    • 3Q26 EBITDA increased 2% year-on-year driven by 6% higher EBITDA per ton, which includes benefits from operational efficiency initiatives

    • Record third-quarter Volume (+1%) mainly due to higher demand in Peru and Ecuador

    • 3Q26 EBITDA was up 3% in U.S. dollars and down 3% in local currency due to lower contributions from the Dominican Republic and Costa Rica

    “Sigma Foods maintained strong momentum in 3Q26, achieving record quarterly and year-to-date Volume, Revenues and Comparable EBITDA.

    Third-quarter EBITDA increased in all regions versus 3Q25. Mexico posted its strongest quarter ever, driven by Volume growth across all channels and categories. Dairy continued to benefit from strong Yogurt sales, while lower raw material costs provided Packaged Meats greater flexibility to improve Volume trends.

    Europe achieved its highest third-quarter EBITDA since 2020, supported by solid growth in the Iberian Peninsula and in the Fresh Meats business. Latam also grew, posting record third-quarter volume.

    In the U.S., lower Volume amid a soft consumer environment was largely offset by two factors: i) operational efficiency initiatives that have generated over US $20 million in year-to-date savings and ii) the successful integration of Roger Wood Foods. As a result, 3Q26 EBITDA per ton increased 6% year-on-year, setting a solid foundation for us to capture greater value once Volume recovers.

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