Chambers Global Practice Guides - Project Finance 2025

Our partner Jorge Oria and counsel Santiago Zardain, contributed to the Mexico chapter of the Chambers Global Practice Guide: Project Finance 2025. 

The chapter provides a comprehensive overview of the project finance landscape in Mexico, addressing key elements such as financing structures, regulatory considerations, security packages, PPP frameworks, foreign investment, enforcement, insolvency, taxation and applicable law. It also examines the role of development and commercial lenders, the relevance of mezzanine and bridge financing, and the challenges associated with permitting, land rights and project structuring in strategic sectors.

The Trends & Developments section highlights the political, economic and legal factors expected to shape the market in the coming years, including:

• Judicial and regulatory reforms and their potential impact on key industries.
• The evolving role and financing needs of state-owned enterprises.
• Foreign investment considerations in the context of the upcoming USMCA review.
• Nearshoring-driven demand for energy, infrastructure, logistics and digital assets.
• Shifts in financing dynamics, including the prominence of refinancings, restructurings and leveraged acquisitions.
• The need for regulatory certainty to support private-sector participation.

We invite you to read the full article to learn more about this topic. 

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