US EditionMexico Unveils $323 Billion Infrastructure Push: A New Era of Development
The $323 billion plan covers about 1,500 projects in energy and infrastructure to stimulate growth amid sluggish economic expansion, Finance Minister Edgar Amador said.
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Sheinbaum doubles down on Plan México, committing 5.6 trillion pesos to major projects
The federal government unveiled a mixed public-private investment plan on Tuesday, committing 5.6 trillion pesos (US $323.4 billion) toward spurring major infrastructure and development projects over the next four years.
Mexico will invest 5.6 trillion pesos (323 billion pesos) in public works until 2030, most of it in the energy sector, explained Finance Secretary Edgar Amador, in Claudia Sheinbaum’s ‘tomorrow’ on Tuesday, February 3. Investment, which seeks to stimulate the growth of gross domestic product by up to 3 percent, will focus on eight sectors, including energy, railways, roads and ports. Edgar Amador detailed that by 2026 alone, investment in infras…
From 2026 to 2030, a historic investment of 5.6 trillion pesos will be made in eight strategic sectors: energy, trains, highways, ports, health, water, education and airports
The energy sector will be the main destination of the resources of the Investment Plan for Infrastructure for Development with Welfare 2026-2030 of the Government of Mexico, by concentrating 54.15% of the total projected investment, equivalent to about 3 trillion pesos, within the total figure of 5.6 trillion pesos, reported the Ministry of Finance and Public Credit (SHCP). The plan contemplates a public and mixed investment distributed in eight…
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