Overview
- The company said in a filing to Mexico’s stock exchange it will deploy the funds from 2026 to 2028 for operations, new products, nutrition upgrades, and supplier programs built on regenerative agriculture.
- Spending will maintain and modernize U.S. bakeries and distribution so factories run better and deliveries move faster.
- New product work will focus on healthier choices, with leaders saying the plan will help bring more nutritious bread, baked goods, and snacks to millions of households.
- Regenerative agriculture efforts will grow through supplier deals that restore soil and cut the environmental impact of key crops such as wheat.
- North America made up 43.4% of Q1 net sales, and results showed a 3% drop from currency effects but 4.8% growth excluding FX, which executives said supports the long-term U.S. push.