Cemex faces EU antitrust charges over construction chemicals additives in France, Germany

Reuters2026/07/21 01:35

By:Reuters

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Cemex received a European Commission statement of objections in an antitrust probe into construction chemicals, covering its additives activity in France, Germany.
Investigation began in 2023; the EU charge sheet outlines preliminary findings, not a final infringement decision.
Cemex plans to submit a formal response; it disputes the preliminary conclusions.
As of July 20, 2026, Cemex said it cannot assess the likely outcome or any potential material impact on results, liquidity, financial condition.
Company said third-party sales of additives in Europe are insignificant because production is mainly for internal use.

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Cemex faces EU antitrust charges over construction chemicals additives in France, Germany

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