On Tuesday, the head of government, along with the Secretary of the Treasury and Public Credit, Édgar Amador Zamora, and his economic team, launched the Green Bond 2025 on the Mexican Stock Exchange. The bond attracted demand twice the target amount, with financing of three billion pesos while receiving bids for a total of six billion. "This reaffirms that we are a city open to investment, that dialogues, that generates certainty and that guarantees the transparent use of every peso," she celebrated. "This demonstrates a great deal of investor confidence in the city, it shows that in this city we have healthy and transparent finances that guarantee sustainability," she added. She also valued the investments that are succeeding month by month in the country by stating that in the third quarter of this year, the capital registered 23 billion dollars in foreign investment, which represented 56% of the national total. The head of Government of Mexico City, Clara Brugada, successfully placed the Green Bond 2025 - the largest in the history of the capital - for a total of three billion pesos that will be earmarked to finance sustainable mobility projects in different boroughs. According to her explanation, the resources obtained will be used to finance Cablebús projects that will benefit the citizens of Álvaro Obregón, La Magdalena Contreras, Milpa Alta and Tláhuac. On Tuesday, the head of government, Clara Brugada, celebrated the placement of the Green Bond 2025 for three billion pesos. "It is an innovative financial instrument that helps the City because the resources from these financings will be entirely destined so that electromobility and mass transport can be where they are most needed," highlighted the head of government at a press conference, where she recounted that the bond issued this morning "has been favorably rated by international agencies." "In the last year we have achieved a 45 percent growth in foreign investment," she went on to say and announced that next year a 31% growth is expected compared to 2025 and that in 2026 the jump will be 55% compared to 2024. Discontent in Donceles with De Botton over the Legislative budget for 2026. Meanwhile, the Secretary of Administration and Finance, Juan Pablo de Botton, informed that the bond issued this Tuesday had a triple A rating, that is, the highest on the market. "This gives transparency to the resources of this financing and contributes to the policy of having sustainable, sustainable and healthy finances," he added and announced that the strategy to coordinate foreign and private investment to generate sustainability projects will be deepened in the coming years.
