Tortillas are a daily staple across the Americas, and Gruma is the quiet giant that supplies the flour behind them. It is the world’s largest maker of corn flour and packaged tortillas, a Mexican family-built business that now feeds consumers from Los Angeles to London. Full nameGruma, S.A.B. de C.V. Tickers / ExchangeGRUMAB / Bolsa Mexicana de Valores (BMV) HeadquartersSan Pedro Garza García, Nuevo León, Mexico SectorConsumer Defensive — Packaged Foods Employees25,258 Market valueMXN 97.76 billion (US$5.58 billion) Yearly sales (TTM)MXN 64.51 billion (US$3.68 billion) Net profit (TTM)MXN 4.94 billion …
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