The company’s performance was anchored by exceptional results in Mexico, where volume rose 2% and revenue jumped 15%. This surge, supported by strong retail demand for dairy and packaged meat brands, helped offset more modest gains elsewhere. In Europe, the business achieved its highest second-quarter comparable EBITDA since 2021, a milestone attributed to successful turnaround efforts and progress on the Capacity Recovery Plan at the La Bureba facility.
Sigma Foods Posts Record Second-Quarter Results Amid Regional Growth
Sigma Foods reported a robust second quarter for 2026, reaching record levels in volume, revenue, and comparable EBITDA. The multinational food producer posted a comparable EBITDA of US $296 million, keeping the company on track to meet its full-year guidance of US $1.1 billion despite shifting market dynamics.
Strategic expansion also defined the quarter. Sigma Foods finalized the acquisition of Roger Wood Foods, a move aimed at strengthening its presence in the U.S. smoked sausage market. CEO Rodrigo Fernández noted that this bolt-on acquisition complements organic growth initiatives, particularly within the dinner sausage category. With US $99 million invested in capital expenditures and a US $76 million dividend payment distributed to shareholders, the company maintains a disciplined approach to capital allocation while navigating its multi-regional operations.
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