American Woodmark winds down Monterrey plant, consolidates output in Tijuana

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  • AWC American Woodmark authorized wind-down, closure of Monterrey, Mexico plant effective May 4, 2026, citing weak market demand, rising input costs, tariff pressure.
  • Output to be consolidated into Pacifico plant in Tijuana, Mexico, with some volume shifted from Mexico to US plants; consolidation targeted to be substantially complete by June 30, 2026.
  • One-time cash and non-cash charges expected at USD 36 million to USD 40 million, with USD 32.5 million to USD 36.5 million slated for fiscal 2027.
  • Annual cost savings estimated at about USD 7.5 million starting fiscal 2027, driven by lower tariffs, labor, overhead costs.


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