Moody’s Reaffirms Sigma Alimentos’ Credit Rating

Source: mx.edairynews.com
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Moody’s has reaffirmed the credit rating of Sigma Alimentos, citing the company’s geographic diversification, resilient cash flow and financial discipline. The Alfa subsidiary operates across Mexico, the United States, Europe and Hispanic America in refrigerated foods, processed meats and dairy products.
Moody’s Reaffirms Sigma Alimentos’ Credit Rating

Moody’s has confirmed the credit rating of Sigma Alimentos, a subsidiary of industrial conglomerate Alfa and a multinational food processor and distributor. The company produces and sells refrigerated foods, processed meats and dairy products, and operates in several major markets.

The rating agency assessed Sigma’s business profile, operating scale and ability to generate stable operating cash flow across its divisions. Its review also highlighted the company’s presence in Mexico, the United States, Europe and Hispanic America, describing the geographic spread of its operations as a positive factor in the assessment.

Moody’s also noted Sigma’s management of liabilities and debt maturities, together with a gradual reduction in financial leverage. The agency linked these elements to the company’s liquidity and solvency profile during periods of macroeconomic volatility.

In dairy products, Sigma has established brands in table cheeses, aged cheeses, creams and yogurts. Its processing plants and changes to milk-transformation processes support the production of value-added products. The company’s operations are also described as enabling it to respond to changes in consumer demand and to fluctuations in international prices for agricultural raw materials.

The rating confirmation also covered Sigma’s refrigerated distribution network. The system supplies supermarkets and hundreds of thousands of outlets in traditional retail on a daily basis. The company has continued to introduce operating efficiencies, sustainable packaging technologies and controls on energy and logistics costs, measures identified in the assessment as supporting its profit margins.

The source described Moody’s confirmation as reinforcing Sigma’s position in Latin America’s agrifood sector and as supporting the confidence of investors and creditors in capital markets. It also said the company could maintain investment programmes in innovation, responsible sourcing and commercial expansion, without providing further details on their size or timing.


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