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H1 earnings rebounded on lower FX losses as Q2 sequential cost and volume pressures squeezed margins.

Higher shipments and improved gross margin lifted Q1 net income 31% YoY.

FX losses cut FY25 net income sharply as Q4 operating performance strengthened.

Lower steel volumes and adverse FX erased most of the prior-year earnings strength.

Lower shipments and sharp FX losses drove a 94% H1 net income decline.

Lower input costs fueled a sharp QoQ profit rebound despite weaker YoY sales and net income.

Foreign-exchange gains lifted FY profit despite weaker sales and operating income.

Foreign-exchange gains lifted 9M net income despite weaker steel sales and operating income.

Exchange gains lifted H1 earnings despite lower steel sales and operating income.

Lower steel sales cut EBITDA 44%, while net income rose 41% on lower financial expense.

Lower steel prices cut FY23 sales and earnings; Q4 gross margin recovered QoQ.

Lower steel prices drove a 52% 9M net income decline despite easing input costs.

Lower steel prices and shipments drove sharp H1 and Q2 earnings declines.

Lower steel prices cut YoY profit despite a strong QoQ rebound.

Higher steel prices softened the blow from lower shipments, but segment performance diverged.

Steel-price gains drove a sharp 2021 earnings recovery, led by Mexico and Brazil.

FY20 returned to profit as stronger shipments and lower costs lifted margins.

Lower steel prices and a major tax charge turned FY2019 profit into a net loss.

Higher prices lifted FY2018 sales, but U.S. and Brazil segments remained loss-making.

Higher sales and steady EBITDA were outweighed by FX losses and U.S. margin pressure.

FY16 rebounded to Ps. 4.3bn net income, while controls and market risks persisted.

FY15 losses surged as Lorain impairment, U.S. weakness and tax costs outweighed Mexico’s gains.

Sales grew, but margin pressure and U.S. losses drove FY14 earnings lower.