Banco Nacional de México (Banamex) plans to issue shares when it is most convenient for both shareholders and the institution, without being limited by a specific date. According to its CEO, Manuel Romo, Banamex has been a key player in the country's growth since its inception and will continue to support economic development through financial services and credit.
Romo emphasized that Banamex, with its extensive track record and large number of clients in various segments, is committed to supporting Mexico. The bank will continue to offer credit, protect deposits, make investments, and provide advisory services throughout the country, while also promoting local culture to drive long-term growth and prosperity.
The importance of creating a favorable environment for economic growth was emphasized, strengthening elements that provide certainty to investments, such as the independence of the Bank of Mexico and the order of public finances. Despite current instability, there are positive prospects for long-term growth through the consolidation of the free trade agreement and judicial reform that generate certainty and confidence for national and foreign investments.
It is projected that the public issuance of shares by Banco Nacional de México will take place after 2026, once the international group has completed its separation process. For now, Banamex is focused on being prepared for the issuance, adapting to an environment of volatility and structural changes globally that may impact the future of investments and growth in Mexico.
