Overview
- Sener and Pemex issued a joint note saying it is incorrect that Pemex Logística absorbed costs under the 24‑peso cap, calling the media reading a misinterpretation of reintegration effects.
- Pemex said Pemex Logística stopped invoicing about 6,000 million pesos per month for internal services from March 19, and the consolidated company posted roughly 16 billion pesos in net profit for January–June 2025.
- Authorities reported that distribution incidents in Nuevo León, Chiapas and the Valley of Mexico were tied to maintenance adjustments; Sheinbaum also cited a lapse in contracting fuel trucks and a pump failure in Chiapas, with service restored.
- Sheinbaum said some tanker trucks previously managed by the Defense Ministry will be reassigned to Pemex to strengthen deliveries.
- The government describes the price‑stabilization plan as voluntary and lowering the average price of regular fuel by about 1 peso per liter, while analysts warn the cap and logistics strains could pose ongoing financial and supply risks.