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GRUMA pays a cash dividend of Ps 0.70 per share, representing a dividend yield of 3.6%. |
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Standard and Poor’s Ratings Services raises GRUMA’s credit rating to BBBwith a stable outlook. |
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Gruma Corporation’s acquisition of Ovis Boske, a tortilla company based in the Netherlands, strengthens GRUMA’s European presence. |
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Gruma Corporation acquires 51% of Nuova De Franceschi & Figli, an Italian corn flour company that serves the corn chip, cereal, and beer industries in Germany, Poland, Croatia, Israel, and Saudi Arabia, among other countries. |
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| Gruma Corporation’s Mission Foods division is named 2004 Wholesale Baker of the Year by Snack Food & Wholesale Bakery magazine. |
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Fitch Ratings assigns to GRUMA a rating of BBB- with a stable outlook. |
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GRUMA obtains a US$250 million, 5-year syndicated senior credit facility, using
the proceeds to extend debt maturities. |
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Gruma Corporation acquires a tortilla plant in Las Vegas, Nevada. |
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GRUMA issues US$300 million in perpetual bonds—the first ever perpetual bonds issued in the global emerging-markets private sector—using the proceeds mostly to extend debt maturities. The bond was named Best International Corporate Bond by Latin Finance magazine in its February 2005 issue.
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