Progreso

The Value of Progressing Together

7th Edition of the Sustainability Report

Progreso is the corporate brand that consolidates Cementos Progreso and its group of business units, with productive or commercial presence in eight Latin American countries. This report presents the corporation's environmental, social, economic, and governance performance during the period from January to December 2025.

What is Progreso's 2025 Sustainability Report?

The 2025 Sustainability Report is Progreso’s annual report detailing its sustainability performance to its stakeholders. It covers the period from January to December 2025 and, for the first time, includes operations in the Dominican Republic.

The report covers:
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Guatemala, Belize, El Salvador, Costa Rica, Panama, Colombia, and the Dominican Republic
Main Businesses:
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Cement, lime, concrete, aggregates, paper bags, and distribution
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Progreso was founded in 1899 in Guatemala by Carlos F. Novella
The 2025 Sustainability Report opens with statements from Progreso’s Chair of the Board of Directors and Progreso’s CEO, who present the year’s progress and the company’s priorities.
These figures reflect some of the main achievements and indicators that defined Progreso’s performance during 2025, demonstrating the scope of our operations, our commitment to people, and the positive impact we generate in the communities where we are present.

Progreso's Four Pillars of Sustainability

Progreso’s sustainability strategy is organized into four pillars, understood as permanent and measurable commitments, integrated into risk management and business continuity.

Focuses on the labor dimension of sustainability: job satisfaction and well-being, talent development, and occupational health and safety.

Presents the company’s economic performance and its commitment to a culture of service and innovation.

Gathers Progreso’s social contribution to the communities where it operates, through social investment and development programs.

Groups Progreso’s environmental management into four areas: water management, circular economy, energy and climate variability, and biodiversity.