The Ministry of Finance announces mechanism to promote investment in infrastructure through projects financed with private capital. Four criteria were established to select projects:
That private investment be greater than 50 percent in each project.
· Projects in the energy, communications, transport, tourism, water, sanitation and environment sectors.
· That each project has a clear definition regarding the benefits to be obtained, as well as its scope, cost and execution time.
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The Ministry of Finance published the General Economic Policy Criteria for the Federal Revenue Law and the Expenditure Budget Project of the Federation 2021.
Regarding the criteria, it clarifies that they are distinguished by a deeper reflection on economic and social aspects, as well as on the country’s health, economy and public finances.
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Banobras successfully placed 7.5 billion pesos in sustainable bonds.
Within the framework of the Sustainable Bank Strategy and as part of the actions for the economic reactivation of the country, the National Bank of Public Works and Services (Banobras) today placed two Sustainable Bonds in the Mexican Stock Exchange (BMV) : BANOB 20X and BANOB 20-2X for a combined amount of 7.5 billion pesos.
The head of the SCT announced the construction of road infrastructure works
• 39 projects in the Communications and Transport, Energy, Water and Environment sectors
• Accumulated investment of 297,344 million pesos
The Government of Mexico recognizes that the participation of private initiative in the development of Mexico is necessary and is a reality. For this reason, they will work together to achieve the objective of an continuous investment of 25 percent of GDP, based on the competitive advantages of the country, activating a large number of projects in addition to those already underway, with strong private participation, based on its social and economic profitability.
The Global Infrastructure Hub’s (GI Hub) InfraCompass 2020 analysis of 81 countries ranks Mexico number one in the world for procurement.
Since its launch in March 2017, the Mexico Projects Hub (Proyectos México) has aimed to accelerate private investment in Mexican infrastructure development. The first of its kind in the world, it has quickly strengthened Mexico’s ability to fund multiple large projects across the nation.
“The Mexico Projects Hub is still the benchmark. It superbly serves the government’s infrastructure project pipeline’s key functions – promoting the early engagement of the private sector and allowing governments to track and consistently achieve progress on infrastructure development priorities.” (GI Hub’s Senior Policy Specialist, Cleyton Barros).
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Investment in infrastructure through projects financed with private capital
The Ministry of Finance announces mechanism to promote investment in infrastructure through projects financed with private capital. Four criteria were established to select projects:
That private investment be greater than 50 percent in each project.
· Projects in the energy, communications, transport, tourism, water, sanitation and environment sectors.
· That each project has a clear definition regarding the benefits to be obtained, as well as its scope, cost and execution time.
· That they have no impact on public debt.
Source: Presidency of the Republic
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Economic Package for Fiscal Year 2021
The Ministry of Finance published the General Economic Policy Criteria for the Federal Revenue Law and the Expenditure Budget Project of the Federation 2021.
Regarding the criteria, it clarifies that they are distinguished by a deeper reflection on economic and social aspects, as well as on the country’s health, economy and public finances.
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Banobras successfully placed 7.5 billion pesos in sustainable bonds
Banobras successfully placed 7.5 billion pesos in sustainable bonds.
Within the framework of the Sustainable Bank Strategy and as part of the actions for the economic reactivation of the country, the National Bank of Public Works and Services (Banobras) today placed two Sustainable Bonds in the Mexican Stock Exchange (BMV) : BANOB 20X and BANOB 20-2X for a combined amount of 7.5 billion pesos.
Source: Banobras
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AGREEMENT FOR ECONOMIC REACTIVATION
The head of the SCT announced the construction of road infrastructure works
• 39 projects in the Communications and Transport, Energy, Water and Environment sectors
• Accumulated investment of 297,344 million pesos
The Government of Mexico recognizes that the participation of private initiative in the development of Mexico is necessary and is a reality. For this reason, they will work together to achieve the objective of an continuous investment of 25 percent of GDP, based on the competitive advantages of the country, activating a large number of projects in addition to those already underway, with strong private participation, based on its social and economic profitability.
Source: Presidency of the Republic
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Mexico number one in the world for procurement
The Global Infrastructure Hub’s (GI Hub) InfraCompass 2020 analysis of 81 countries ranks Mexico number one in the world for procurement.
Since its launch in March 2017, the Mexico Projects Hub (Proyectos México) has aimed to accelerate private investment in Mexican infrastructure development. The first of its kind in the world, it has quickly strengthened Mexico’s ability to fund multiple large projects across the nation.
“The Mexico Projects Hub is still the benchmark. It superbly serves the government’s infrastructure project pipeline’s key functions – promoting the early engagement of the private sector and allowing governments to track and consistently achieve progress on infrastructure development priorities.” (GI Hub’s Senior Policy Specialist, Cleyton Barros).
Source: Global Infrastructure Hub
InfraCompass 2020