Cemex has reached an agreement to acquire all assets of Omega Products International, a manufacturer of stucco and related exterior finishing materials serving the western United States. The deal represents Cemex’s entry into the U.S. stucco segment as part of a broader strategy to expand its mortars and building materials portfolio.

Omega Products International has operated for more than 50 years and supplies stucco products to residential and commercial construction markets. The company operates four manufacturing facilities located in California, Nevada and Colorado. Cemex reports Omega generates approximately $23 million in earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA).

For contractors working with exterior plaster systems, the transaction could signal tighter integration between stucco products and upstream materials such as cement, aggregates and admixtures. Cemex noted that Omega’s operations align geographically with its existing cement and materials infrastructure across the western United States.

According to Cemex CEO Jaime Muguiro, the acquisition supports the company’s U.S. growth strategy and provides a platform to expand within the stucco market. Cemex stated the move is intended to leverage operational synergies with its existing materials network, including production and distribution capabilities.

Omega CEO Todd Martin said the acquisition will provide access to Cemex’s logistics network and research and development resources, which could support product development and market expansion. Omega has operated as a privately held company under the Thompson family.

Stucco systems remain widely used in western U.S. construction due to climate performance, durability and compatibility with cement-based materials. For contractors, supplier consolidation in the plaster and mortars segment can influence material availability, regional distribution and product development.

The transaction is expected to close during the first quarter of 2026.