Cementos La Unión is valued at 207 million euros in an internal operation
Una adquisición de autocartera paga casi 19 millones a un accionista por el 9,08% del capital, que posteriormente se revendió. Leer
Cementos La Unión, a Spanish company owned by the Bertolín family, acquired 9.08% of its own shares for €18.86 million in July 2025, valuing the company at €207 million. The shares were bought from Pasgu Inversiones, managed by the family of Vicente Pascual Puchades, a former company director. The shares were subsequently sold to other shareholders and most were sold by the end of the year for €19.37 million, with the remaining shares being cancelled this year.
The company reported a 55% increase in revenue to €151 million and a 42% increase in profit to €31.5 million in 2025. Cementos La Unión has subsidiaries in Egypt and the Dominican Republic, including Arabian Cement Company, which reported a profit equivalent to €64 million.
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