Columbus, Ohio – October 16, 2026 -- Core Molding Technologies (NYSE American: CMT) will take investors through its roughly 600,000-square-foot Matamoros, Mexico, plant, which runs 22 large and ultra-large presses, as part of a two-day investor event on September 29-30, 2026.
Event opens in Brownsville with a 1:00 pm CT webcast on September 29
Management presentations begin at 1:00 pm CT on Tuesday, September 29, in Brownsville, Texas. An investor Q&A session and a dinner with management follow. The webcast will be available through the Events & Presentations section of the company's investor relations website. A replay and presentation materials will be posted there after the event.
Matamoros walking tour on September 30 targets truck and powersports capacity
On Wednesday, September 30, management will accompany investors across the border for a walking tour of the Matamoros facility. The group is scheduled to return to Brownsville airport by about 12:00 noon CT. The plant's presses specialize in the truck and powersports end markets.
President and CEO Eric Palomaki said the sessions will cover growth opportunities across key end markets, initiatives for operational excellence and margin expansion, and the company's approach to capital allocation. He said the company expects to deliver sustainable growth, strong cash flow generation and shareholder returns.
Registration closes September 8; hotel block deadline is September 11
Seating is limited and advance registration is required by September 8, 2026. Investors register through Steven Hooser or Sandy Martin of Three Part Advisors, copying Tammie Showalter at Core Molding. A room block is reserved at Courtyard by Marriott Brownsville, and the group rate requires booking by September 11, 2026.
Core Molding will provide transportation for the border crossing. The recommended airport is Brownsville/South Padre International (BRO). Attendees must carry valid ID or a passport for entry into and return from Mexico.
Forward-looking statements flag tariffs and customer concentration as risks
The company said presentations may include forward-looking statements on plans to improve financial results and on the future of its end markets. Cited risk factors include dependence on certain major customers, new or increased tariffs, foreign trade policy, inflationary pressures and labor relations.