Overview

• Revenues rose 10 percent year-over-year to 16,672 million pesos in Q2 2025, helped by peso appreciation against the dollar.
• EBITDA advanced 17.2 percent to 7,370 million pesos, supported by lower costs and an improved traffic mix.
• The automotive, minerals and agricultural segments each delivered sales growth—24 percent, 19 percent and 12 percent respectively—driven by longer U.S. routes, import demand and grain exports.
• Train speeds climbed 15 percent and carriage efficiency improved by 16 percent, reflecting gains in asset utilization and fuel performance.
• June shareholders’ vote authorized the company to delist from the Mexican stock exchange even as freight volumes remained 2.7 percent shy of 2024 levels.