Sigma Alimentos Centro, S.A. de C.V. in the news

A man was arrested for the murder of a Sigma Alimentos delivery driver during a robbery in June 2026.

Sigma Foods is investing $460 million this year to expand its protein production in Mexico and the United States, aiming to capitalize on the growing global demand for protein-rich products.

Sigma Alimentos acquired US smoked meat producer Roger Wood Foods to strengthen its portfolio in the US market.

Sigma opened a specialized pop-up store in Mexico to drive sales of its high-protein Yoplait Skyr line through direct consumer engagement and culinary collaborations.

Sigma Alimentos opens Skyr Point, a pop-up store in Punto Valle, to introduce Yoplait Skyr, a high-protein, clean-label yogurt, leveraging global health food trends.

Financial analysis and stock performance reporting for Sigma Foods based on analyst estimates and S&P Global data.

Sigma Foods reentered the Mexican Stock Exchange as an independent food-focused company after separating from Alfa, marking a strategic shift and international growth.

Sigma Foods re-entered the Mexican Stock Exchange after 25 years, replacing Alfa and focusing solely on its global food business with strong revenue growth.

Alfa's shareholders approved renaming the company to Sigma Foods during an extraordinary meeting.

Alfa has rebranded as Sigma Foods to focus exclusively on its global food production business and a portfolio of 100 brands after spinning off its non-food subsidiaries.

Sigma invested 400 million pesos to open a distribution center in Yucatán, expanding regional operations and planning further growth and exports.

Sigma Alimentos is investing over 400 million pesos to expand and modernize its production and distribution facilities in Yucatán, enhancing logistics and regional supply for perishable food products.

Sigma Alimentos will invest 336 million Mexican pesos by 2025 to expand and improve its four plants in the State of Mexico, creating 300 new jobs.

Sigma Alimentos secured patents and industrial design rights from IMPI, advancing sustainable innovation and strengthening its brand presence in Mexico's food industry.

Sigma Alimentos secured patents and industrial design rights from IMPI, highlighting its innovation efforts and collaboration with scientific institutions in Mexico.

Sigma Alimentos, a major player in Mexico's food industry, is a subsidiary of Grupo Alfa and is controlled by the Garza Sada family.

Sigma Alimentos S.A. de C.V. workers are on an indefinite strike in Quintana Roo due to alleged labor harassment, excessive hours without pay, and denied vacations.

Mexican food producer Sigma Alimentos sold its Italian operations, including the Fiorucci brand and two production plants, to Fiorucci Holding S.r.l. as part of a strategy to optimize European operations.

BID Invest finances Sigma Alimentos' supply chain in eight Latin American countries with a $50 million credit line to support suppliers, especially SMEs, via reverse factoring.

Mario Páez González, the CEO of Sigma Alimentos, is retiring from his position on July 31st after 45 years with Alfa.