Vitro moves to delist from Mexican stock exchange

Vitro, the Mexican glass container and flat glass maker, has called an extraordinary shareholder meeting for 13 November 2026 to vote on a tender offer for its shares and the cancellation of its listing on the Bolsa Mexicana de Valores. Shareholders holding about 95.79% of outstanding shares have already agreed to vote for the delisting and will not take part in the tender offer.

Why this mattersWith 95.79% of shares committed to the delisting and staying out of the tender, the offer concerns only the remaining minority and would end Vitro's public reporting.

• Vitro called an Extraordinary General Shareholders' Meeting for 13 November 2026.
• Shareholders will vote on a public tender offer for Vitro shares and cancellation of its registration in Mexico's National Securities Registry (RNV).
• Shareholders holding approximately 95.79% of outstanding shares have agreed, effective 29 October 2026, to vote for the delisting.
• These signing shareholders will not participate in the tender offer itself.
• Vitro, founded in 1909 in Monterrey, operates in two main segments: flat glass and glass containers.
• The company also supplies chemicals, raw materials, machinery and equipment for industrial applications.

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