EX-99.6 7 d358725dex996.htm EX-6

Jaime Elizondo President CEMEX Europe Exhibit 6

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Diversified and attractive European portfolio Croatia considered as discontinued operation 2016 EBITDA Spain France Germany Poland Rest of Europe United Kingdom Cement Aggregates Others Ready-mix

Despite political headwinds, solid 2016 operational performance for the region Croatia considered as discontinued operation EBITDA Variation(1) ($ M) FX Fixed cost & other 2015 Variable cost & distr. 2016 2016 Like-to-like

Improving margins Croatia considered as discontinued operation Proforma reflecting new Europe region EBITDA/Sales(1) (%) (2) (2)

UK performance… beating records CAGR from 2013 to 2016 Improving profitability by reducing fixed and variable costs Reducing SG&A/Sales Working capital optimization Benefiting from 5 year National Productivity and Investment Fund +36% EBITDA Evolution ($ M) (1)

Leaders in alternative fuel usage Source: Cembureau – Europe cement industry average Alternative Fuel substitution (%) Alternative Fuel Substitution 2016 (%) +$50 M savings from alternative fuels vs. using fossil fuels in 2016 % % % % % % EU aspirational avg. 2050(1) EU avg. 2015(1) Fuel Mix 2016 (%) Alternative fuels Petcoke Coal Other

Further efficiencies in working capital Croatia considered as discontinued operation Proforma reflecting new Europe region (2) (2) Working Capital(1) (Average Days) Unlocked ~$60 M in average working capital during 2016 10 5 -1

Europe is changing Opportunities ECB expansionary monetary policy Unsatisfied housing demand exacerbated by immigration Increased government investment in infrastructure Higher construction growth Challenges Political uncertainty Industry overcapacity

Growth opportunities Construction activity should be fostered by improved demand in residential and infrastructure €270 billion through 2030 (over 1,000 projects) ₤8 billion in 4 years in Housing €26 billion in 15 years (x2 Metro Network) National Productivity Investment Fund €31 billion in 4 years (Poland, Czech Republic & Latvia)

Health & Safety: Achieve and sustain Zero for Life Leveraging expertise to respond to emerging opportunities in housing and infrastructure Optimize our asset base Continue price and margin improvements Achieve higher levels of operating excellence What you should expect from us in this environment Improving returns for shareholders