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Yucatán Secures 15 Billion-Peso Commitments From Food-and-Beverage Firms

The pledge follows an HSBC-hosted session where the state pitched its Renacimiento Maya infrastructure plan.

Overview

  • Two national companies confirmed planned investments totaling 15,000 million pesos during a meeting at HSBC’s Mexico City headquarters led by Governor Joaquín Díaz Mena and HSBC regional chief Jorge Arce Gama.
  • Funds are slated to roll out over the next four years to expand agrofood production as well as logistics and distribution operations in the state.
  • The government outlined priority projects under Renacimiento Maya, including the expansion and modernization of the Port of Progreso, a Progreso–Umán freight rail link, new industrial parks and corridors, and the Anillo Metropolitano.
  • State officials said more than 37,000 million pesos in public infrastructure spending backed by President Claudia Sheinbaum will complement private commitments.
  • Company names, specific project sites, and detailed schedules were not disclosed, and the state signaled continued high-level outreach to investors and financiers.