Overview
- President Claudia Sheinbaum and Hacienda outlined a 2026–2030 plan worth 5.6 trillion pesos anchored in roughly 1,500 projects across eight strategic sectors.
- The government says 2026 investment will rise by about 722 billion pesos beyond the approved budget, an injection near 2% of GDP focused on roads, water and energy.
- Hacienda projects GDP growth of 2.5% to 3.0% in 2026, contingent on rigorous execution of the investment pipeline.
- Energy receives the largest share at about 54%, followed by rail, highways, ports, health and water, with project-by-project announcements scheduled through February.
- The model relies on mixed financing with state majority control, a new planning council, specialized vehicles and a national project database, as officials court a private portfolio estimated at $406.8 billion while analysts press for contract transparency and clarity on off‑budget risks.