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Cultiba ratifies Deloitte unit as external auditor for FY2026, fees MXN 3.4 million

Cultiba ratifies Deloitte unit as external auditor for FY2026, fees MXN 3.4 million

ReutersReuters2026/08/11 16:36
  • Organización Cultiba ratified Deloitte member firm Galaz, Yamazaki, Ruiz Urquiza as external auditor for fiscal 2026 financial statements.
  • Named CPC Javier Kuan Cervantes as independent external audit partner for 2026 to meet mandatory auditor-rotation requirements.
  • Audit fees set at MXN 3.4 million, excluding VAT.


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