Investor Presentaiton
October 12, 2021
LAMOSA: TIMELINE
1890
1929
1933
BOLSA
MEXICANA
DE VALORES
1951
Founded as Compañía Manufacturera
de Ladrillos Monterrey.
Incorporated as Ladrillera Monterrey,
S.A. by Bernardo Elosúa and Viviano
Valdés
The Ceramic Tiles division is created.
The company launches its IPO on the
Mexican Stock Exchange.
Crest
GBM
1984
The company starts its Real Estate
division in Monterrey.
1974
Acquisition of the Kerámika industrial
plant in Tlaxcala. The company begins
to consolidate the industry.
1963
O
Begins production of sanitary ware
and bathroom furniture through its
Sanitarios Lamosa subsidiary.
CENTES 20
1957
Creates the Crest brand, becoming
one of the first manufacturers of
cement-based adhesives in Mexico.
LAMOSA
1995
Ladrillera Monterrey, S.A. changes its
corporate name to Grupo Lamosa, SA.
de C.V.
1998
O
Pursuing its growth strategy, the
company acquires Adhesivos Jalisco.
Niasa®
Entre tú y tu obra
2001
The company continues to expand
its Adhesives business with the
acquisition of Industrias Niasa.
PORCELANITE
diseña tus sueños
2007
-O-
The acquisition of Porcelanite for US$810
million drives LAMOSA to become the
largest ceramic producer in Mexico.
The company sells its Commercial Real
Estate division.
2021
Acquires Grupo Roca's ceramic tile
business with operations in Spain,
Brazil, and the US-for US$260
million. With this transaction, LAMOSA
becomes the second-largest ceramic
tile producer in the world, further
strengthening its positions in the
Americas and expanding its footprint
into Europe.
Roca
euro
cerámica
2020
Acquisition of Eurocerámica in
Colombia for US$33 million. LAMOSA
becomes the second-largest player in
that country and builds up its presence
in South America.
SAN LORENZO
CORDILLERA
SISCOP
CERAMICA
2016
Geographic expansion to South America with the US$230 million acquisition of
Cerámica San Lorenzo, a ceramic tile manufacturer with operations in Peru, Colombia,
Chile, and Argentina through eight production plants. LAMOSA consolidates its
positioning in the continent with this transaction.
corona
2015
LAMOSA sells its Sanitary ware
division to Colombian company Corona
for US$40 million to focus exclusively
on ceramic tiles and adhesives.
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