About us: Mexico's aluminum rolling mill
We are the mill. We have melted, cast and rolled aluminum in Mexico since 1944, and we sell it with a name, a phone number and a mill test report.

Almexa Aluminio, S.A. de C.V. is Mexico's aluminum rolling mill: it melts, casts and rolls the metal at its plant in Cuautitlán Izcalli, State of Mexico, with 20,000 metric tons per year of installed capacity. It is the industrial products division of Grupo Vasconia, S.A.B., a Mexican industrial group founded in 1911 and listed on the Mexican Stock Exchange under the ticker VASCONI. It comes from the merger of the Mexican subsidiaries of Alcan and Reynolds with Almexa Aluminio and IMASA (Industria Mexicana del Aluminio).
- Making aluminum since
- 1944
- Installed capacity
- 20,000 t/year
- Casting
- Direct chill (DC)
- Alloys in production
- 10
- Maximum width
- 48 in
- Grupo Vasconia on BMV
- VASCONI
What we do differently
- We make from the furnace: alloy, temper and gauge to your spec.
- We document the metal's origin per lot.
- We tell you which alloy or size fits, even if it isn't the one you asked for.
- Every product line has a sales executive with a name and a phone number.
Almexa today: the 2025 restructuring, with dates
In January 2025 Grupo Vasconia, the group Almexa belongs to, began a financial restructuring under a plan agreed in advance with its creditors. In October 2025 the process concluded with a positive and favorable outcome for Almexa. These are the key facts, with their public source:
- Pre-arranged reorganization
Grupo Vasconia entered concurso mercantil (Mexican reorganization) with a pre-agreed restructuring plan, in conciliation stage.
Axis Negocios - Agreement approved
Court approval of the reorganization agreement and exit from the proceeding, with a positive and favorable outcome for Almexa.
Rating agency, relevant event on BMV
What it means for you
- The restructuring is complete: the agreement is approved and the capitalization settled.
- The Cuautitlán Izcalli plant operates and the sales team serves the domestic and export markets.
- Orders are quoted with a delivery date from the plant and documented with a mill test report per lot.
- Each date links to the public document so your finance team can verify it.
What we learned
Some years ago a previous management oriented the plant almost entirely to the export market, and domestic customers were left unattended. That period is over. Today the sales team has a name, a phone number and responsibility per product line, and this page exists so you can check.
History: more than 80 years of aluminum in Mexico
- Aluminum manufacturing begins in Mexico
Aluminio Industrial Mexicano starts with aluminum foil production.
- Alcan and Reynolds in Mexico
The Mexican subsidiaries of Alcan and Reynolds merge; IMASA, Industria Mexicana del Aluminio, becomes a leading rolling company in Mexico and Central America.
- Grupo Vasconia enters the sector
Grupo Vasconia acquires IMASA and enters aluminum rolling.
- Grupo Vasconia acquires Almexa
Grupo Vasconia acquires Almexa and integrates it with IMASA into a single rolling mill.
Where we make it
The plant page has the address for your logistics and what you need for an audit.
- Plant capacity, process and equipment
- Certifications quality systems and customer audits
- Aluminum origin what we document for USMCA and Section 232
Sustainability
Aluminum recycles without losing its properties, and recycling it uses about 5% of the energy needed to produce primary aluminum. Almexa buys recycled aluminum from its own customers and from other sources, such as local scrap suppliers, and in the alloys that allow it blends it with primary aluminum, which helps improve its customers' carbon footprint. Recycled content per product and carbon footprint figures will be published with their calculation method once audited.
Work at Almexa
We look for operators, technicians and engineers who want to learn the aluminum trade at our Cuautitlán Izcalli plant. Send your résumé and the area you are interested in to recursoshumanos@almexa.com.mx.
Frequently asked questions
Is Almexa Aluminio still operating after the reorganization?
Yes. Grupo Vasconia's reorganization agreement was approved on October 22, 2025 and the capitalization was settled on May 13, 2026, according to relevant events published on the Mexican Stock Exchange. The Cuautitlán Izcalli plant is operating, with 20,000 metric tons per year of installed capacity.
Who owns Almexa?
Almexa Aluminio is a subsidiary of Grupo Vasconia, S.A.B., a public company listed on the Mexican Stock Exchange under the ticker VASCONI.
How long has Almexa existed?
It has made aluminum in Mexico since 1944, bringing together the history of the Mexican subsidiaries of Alcan and Reynolds, IMASA and Almexa Aluminio.
What does Almexa make?
Aluminum coil, sheet, circles, blanks, strip and hot band in alloys 1050, 1100, 1350, 3003, 3004, 3104, 3105, 5005, 5052 and 5754, plus plate from 0.157 to 13 in (4 to 330 mm), at its plant in Cuautitlán Izcalli.
Where is Almexa's plant?
In Cuautitlán Izcalli, State of Mexico, about 25 miles from downtown Mexico City.