Sigma Alimentos, a major player in the food industry known for brands like FUD, will invest $350 million in 2025 to expand its production operations in Mexico and the United States. The investment marks a 43% increase from the previous year, with a focus on capacity growth and long-term strategic projects. Sigma anticipates a 10% revenue rise and a 5% increase in EBITDA, despite challenges from raw material costs and currency fluctuations.
Sigma Alimentos, a leading multinational food company based in Mexico, has announced a significant investment of $350 million in 2025 to expand its production capacity in Mexico and the United States. Sigma specializes in producing, marketing, and distributing refrigerated and frozen food products under well-known brands such as FUD, Bar-S, and Yoplait.
Strategic Expansion and Investment Growth
This $350 million investment represents a 43% increase compared to the $245 million allocated in 2024. Sigma has earmarked nearly half of this capital for strategic long-term projects, aimed at improving efficiency and meeting growing consumer demand in North America.
Sigma anticipates a 10% increase in revenue, expecting to reach $9.7 billion in 2025, up from $8.8 billion in 2024. The company also projects a 4% annual rise in production volume and a more than 5% increase in EBITDA, reaching $1 billion this year.
Challenges and Market Considerations
Despite this expansion, Sigma warns of potential reductions in operating margins due to rising raw material costs across Mexico and the US. The company has factored in an exchange rate of 21 Mexican pesos per US dollar for 2025 and expects a neutral impact from currency fluctuations.
Commitment to Growth and Sustainability
Sigma’s strategic expansion aligns with its long-term vision to enhance production efficiency, market reach, and innovation. The investment will strengthen its position in the North American food industry, reinforcing its commitment to providing high-quality products while adapting to economic challenges.
