Exhibit 2.01

Resource Extraction Payment Report

Ternium qualifies as a resource extraction issuer under the Final Rule and is required to prepare and file an annual report on payments made to Governments, which relate to its extractive activities. The Final Rule requires resource extraction issuers to disclose the following information: (i) the type and total amount of payments made for each project relating to the commercial development of minerals; (ii) the type and total amount of payments, by payment type, for all projects made to each government; (iii) the total amounts of payments, by payment type; (iv) the payments currency; (v) the fiscal year in which payments were made; (vi) the business segment of the resource extraction issuer that made the payments; (vii) the governments that received the payments and the country in which each such government is located; (viii) the project of the resource extraction issuer to which the payments relate; (ix) the particular resource that is the subject of commercial development; (x) the method of extraction used in the project; and (xi) the major subnational political jurisdiction of the project.

“Government”, within the meaning of the Final Rule, refers to both the Federal Government of the U.S. and any foreign government, department, agency or instrumentality of a foreign government, or a company owned by a foreign government, as determined by the Commission.

For purposes of “project level” disclosure of payments to Governments, the Final Rule has defined “project” as encompassing the following three factors:

In terms of reporting obligations, any activity involving the commercial development of multiple resources or extraction methods will be considered as a single project if such activities are located within the same political jurisdiction. Consequently, if the commercialized resource involves different major subnational political jurisdictions and generates the obligation to make payments in each of them, the resource extraction issuer must report each of those activities as different projects.

For purposes of this Report, certain taxes that are levied at the entity level (i.e., at Ternium’s mining subsidiary level) have been reported as entity level payments. In addition, and for the sake of clarity, this Report contains: (i) a “Project-level disclosure” table, in which payments made to governmental authorities are disaggregated in terms of the project for which each payment was made, and the locations of each of the activities, in order to comply with the “project level” disclosure required by the Final Rule; and (ii) a “Government-level disclosure” table of payments made at an entity level to each government authority. For purposes of presenting the information at a “project level”, certain payments were disaggregated and presented in proportion to the production of each mine or location, despite the fact that such payments were not made with respect to each project individually but in connection with the operation of the entity (i.e., Ternium’s mining subsidiaries) as a whole.

Pursuant to the disclosure requirements of the Final Rule, Ternium is filing this Report to disclose payments made to Governments for the purpose of the commercial development of minerals.

This Report presents information on payments made during the fiscal year ended December 31, 2025. The figures and values regarding the payments mentioned in this Report are expressed in U.S. dollars, as this is the currency used for the presentation of the Company’s consolidated financial statements. All payments made in a currency other than U.S. dollars have been converted to U.S. Dollars at the average exchange rate of the reporting period.

PAYMENTS PER GOVERNMENT AND PROJECT

Below is the information on payments made by Ternium or its consolidated subsidiaries to Governments both on a project and on a government basis. The information presented below corresponds to payments made by the Company or its consolidated subsidiaries during the fiscal year ended December 31, 2025. The extracted mineral in all cases is iron ore.

All payments were made by subsidiaries of Ternium Mexico, S.A. de C.V., in Mexican pesos (MXN) or by a subsidiary of Usinas Siderúrgicas de Minas Gerais S.A., in Brazilian reais (BRL). For the purposes of this Report, such payments were converted from the applicable local currency into U.S. dollars at the average exchange rate during the reporting period.

Project-level Disclosure

Mexico

Note: With respect to Peña Colorada, the amounts disclosed correspond to 50% of the total payments made, reflecting Ternium’s 50% ownership interest in Peña Colorada.

Brazil

Government-level Disclosure