CEMEX OPERACIONES MEXICO supplier risk assessment Q1 2026: sourcing footprint, compliance review.
CEMEX OPERACIONES MEXICO processed 100 shipments from 9 suppliers across 6 countries in Q1 2026, with Thailand dominating at 71% of total volume. The company's imports centered on refractory products (HS Chapter 69), driven by a single dominant supplier, THE SIAM REFRACTORY, which accounted for 71 shipments. Secondary sourcing came from China (20% share) and smaller volumes from Spain, Germany, and Italy, reflecting a concentrated supply chain heavily reliant on Thai ceramics and refractories.
Distance-screened against all 380 facilities in the ASPI Xinjiang Data Project. Proximity score: 100 / 100.
One company name in CEMEX OPERACIONES MEXICO's supplier network matched watchlist records during the review period. No suppliers in the import chain registered exposure to forced-labor sourcing concerns under UFLPA proximity indicators.
9 distinct tier-1 suppliers in Q1 2026
| THE SIAM REFRACTORY | Thailand | 71 |
| BEIJING CXP | China | 15 |
| LOESCHE LATINOAMERICANA U | Spain | 4 |
| LUOYANG ZHILI NEW MATERIALS | China | 4 |
| RKW SE | Germany | 2 |
| CHRISTIAN PFEIFFER LATINOAMERICANA | - | 1 |
| ZHENGZHOU RIGHTCAST MACHINERY | China | 1 |
| BISCHOF + KLEIN SE | Germany | 1 |
Share of Q1 2026 inbound shipments by source country
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