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Pemex will receive a MXN136bn ($6.7bn) cash transfer from the government, as per Mexico’s 2025 budget proposal. The funds will primarily be used to pay off debt owed to banks and its bonds. Pemex’s total budget for the year however, was cut by 7.5%. Mexico also projects Pemex’s oil output will reach 1.89mn barrels per day, with an average oil price of $57.80 per barrel, and exports at 892,000 barrels per day. Pemex has upcoming debt maturities of $9bn in 2025 and $13bn in 2026. The new Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum’s government, continues the financial support initiated by her predecessor, who allocated as much as $80bn in capital injections and tax breaks to Pemex during his term. Separately, state utility CFE will receive MXN 85bn ($4.2bn) for 2025, maintaining funding levels from 2024.
Pemex’s dollar bonds have been trading with a positive bias over the last week – its 5.95% 2031s are trading at 85 cents on the dollar, yielding 9.18%.
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