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Long-term debt issuance on Mexico’s stock exchange reaches 234.979 billion pesos
Companies and public entities raised 234.979 billion pesos through long-term debt issues on the Mexican Stock Exchange by the end of September 2026.
In September alone, they issued 13 bonds worth 37.127 billion pesos, 422% more than in September a year earlier.
The total through September exceeded the previous record of 229.086 billion pesos, set in 2017.
State-owned companies, including the Federal Electricity Commission and Pemex, account for a substantial share of the bonds issued.
At the end of September, medium- and long-term debt outstanding on the market stood at 1.436 trillion pesos.
About 194.190 billion pesos, or 13.6% of long-term debt, is due to mature over the next 12 months.
Banorte expects issuance to grow in the fourth quarter as companies cover upcoming repayments and seek funding ahead of lower year-end liquidity.
Long-term debt issuance on the Mexican Stock Exchange reached 234.979 billion pesos through September 2026.
In September, 13 bonds worth 37.127 billion pesos were issued, a 422% increase from a year earlier.
The total exceeded the previous record of 229.086 billion pesos, set in 2017.
Banorte expects issuance to grow in the fourth quarter as companies seek to cover upcoming maturities and borrow before year-end liquidity declines.
At September’s close, medium- and long-term debt outstanding stood at 1.436 trillion pesos.
- Who
- Companies and other issuers on the Mexican Stock Exchange, including state-owned companies such as CFE and Pemex.
- What
- Long-term debt issuance reached 234.979 billion pesos through September 2026.
- When
- Through September 2026; 13 bonds were issued in September.
- Where
- The Mexican Stock Exchange.
- Why
- Companies are expected to seek financing to cover maturities and borrow ahead of lower liquidity at year-end.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Considering our expectation that the benchmark rate will remain unchanged for the rest of 2026, we continue to expect a rise in preference for floating rates in the remainder of the year.
Issuers placed 13 bonds worth 37.127 billion pesos, and long-term issuance through the month reached 234.979 billion pesos.
Ten bonds worth 27.816 billion pesos matured, six of them paid early.
Banorte expects issuance to grow as companies cover maturities and anticipate lower liquidity toward year-end.
- Long-term issuance through September
- 234.979 billion pesos
- September bond placements
- 13 bonds worth 37.127 billion pesos
- Year-on-year change in September placements
- 422%
- Previous record
- 229.086 billion pesos in 2017
- Debt outstanding at September’s close
- 1.436 trillion pesos
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