Mexico's stock market financing jumps 80% in first half of 2026

The Mexican Stock Exchange (BMV) channeled 355.2 billion pesos of financing between January and June 2026, driven largely by a surge in long‑term debt. Long‑term debt placements reached 337.3 billion pesos, a 20 % year‑on‑year increase, while the long‑term segment alone grew 80 % to 192.9 billion pesos.

Financial services accounted for 41 % of long‑term placements, followed by consumer goods (29 %), energy (16 %) and industry (8 %). Major issuers included Petróleos Mexicanos (Pemex) with 31.5 billion pesos, BBVA México (15.3 bn), Grupo Bimbo (12 bn), Grupo Aeroportuario del Pacífico (10.7 bn) and Kimberly‑Clark, Coca‑Cola FEMSA and Sigma Alimentos, each around 10 bn pesos.

A total of 725 financing issuances were recorded, comprising both debt and equity. New market participants featured the debut of Fibra Park Life—the first housing‑focused FIBRA in Mexico—Banco Sabadell México’s first local debt issue, and Credijal, the first company to access the BMV through the “De Cero a Bolsa” program.