Overview
- The Finance Secretariat projected total revenues of 60,904 million pesos for 2025, roughly 1% higher than 2024, with 78% from federal sources and 22% from state revenues.
- Own revenues are forecast to decline 1.3% due to lower aprovechamientos and products, while tax collection is expected to rise 7.7% and rights to increase 62.5% next year.
- The state reports 180 private investment projects over four years totaling 102,611.7 million pesos and 81,319 formal jobs.
- In the most recent year, 53 new projects brought 30,190.8 million pesos and 12,773 jobs, with capital mainly from Germany, France, and the United States across automotive, aerospace, electronics, and IT; company announcements include Phoenix Contact and Mars Pet.
- During the glosa, opposition deputies acknowledged economic gains yet pressed the government over inequality, spending priorities, water service, security, re-licensing costs, and the 2023 debt of 3,903 million pesos, which officials say is 46% paid and due by August 2027.