Overview
- Amexcap outlined a coinvestment plan to multiply MXN 5,000 million from development banks into roughly MXN 50,000 million, channeling resources to small and midsize businesses under the government’s Plan México.
- Investment priorities include digital infrastructure such as data centers and fiber networks, artificial intelligence, education, health services, and private credit for areas underserved by traditional banks.
- Despite Mexico’s sub‑1% GDP growth in 2025 and geopolitical uncertainty, Amexcap reported a 47% annual increase in investment-fund activity and a 27% rise in private equity during the year, citing long investment horizons.
- The industry has averaged about $7.5 billion in annual deployment over the past five years, bringing two‑decade private‑capital investment in Mexico to more than $89 billion, with over 40% of that total invested in the last five years.
- Amexcap formally named Véronique Billia as director general to lead the next phase, as funds also signal interest in simplified public offerings enabled by Mexico’s recent securities‑market reform.