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Pemex received a boost after the Presidential nominee Xochitl Galvez voiced out that she will not privatize the company if she takes office. She said, “Pemex isn’t going to be privatized, it’s going to be modernized”. This comes after the current President AMLO said that Galvez will privatize Pemex. Galvez on Thursday said that she would undertake a sweeping reform of Pemex if elected, and open the energy sector to private investment and supercharging renewables. Galvez said that Pemex can take advantage of the capacity of its engineers to source energy from natural resources such as white or green hydrogen and move towards cleaner energy.
Separately, according to a draft budget, Pemex’s overall budget allocation by the government will be cut by 36% from 2023 levels. The allocation includes a new capital injection of MXN 145bn ($8.25bn). The ministry said that the capital injection is subject to Pemex maintaining “moderate indebtedness”. The draft also includes a tax cut for Pemex, lowering its profit sharing tax rate to 35% from 40% next year.
Pemex’s dollar bonds were steady with its 6.7% 2032s at 76.99, yielding 10.95%.
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