Mexico places bonds G, Bono S worth MXN35B
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Mexico issued MXN45 billion in sustainability bonds with an 8% coupon, maturing in 2035, to fund green initiatives and diversify its debt portfolio. This reflects the country's active bond market strategy, including recent international issuances.
Mexico places bonds G, Bono S worth MXN35B
Mexico Issues MXN45B Sustainability Bonds with 8% Coupon
On May 24, 2035, Mexico issued the Bonos 8% 24may2035 (ISIN: MXMSGO000001), a domestic sustainability bond with a placement amount of MXN45 billion (USD2.61 billion)according to bond data. The bond, categorized as senior unsecured, carries an 8% annual coupon and a face value of MXN100 per unit as detailed in the bond profile. Proceeds are designated for sustainability initiatives, aligning with global trends in green financing.
The issuance reflects Mexico's ongoing efforts to diversify its debt portfolio and access long-term funding. As of February 2026, Mexico's total bond debt stands at USD726.4 billion, with sovereign international bonds accounting for USD123.8 billionaccording to market statistics. Recent months have seen active bond placements, including USD9.5 billion in international bonds issued in January 2026 across USD, EUR, and MXN denominations according to bond data.
Key terms of the Bonos 8% 24may2035 include:
- Maturity: 2035 (10-year tenor from issuance).
- Coupon: Fixed at 8% annually.
- Currency: Mexican Peso (MXN), with a USD equivalent of approximately USD2.61 billionaccording to bond data.
- Classification: Senior unsecured, sustainability-linked as specified in the bond profile.
While specific yield and duration metrics are not publicly available according to bond details, the bond's placement underscores Mexico's commitment to maintaining liquidity amid economic challenges. The government has also prioritized sustainability-linked instruments, with the Bonos series contributing to climate and social development goals as reported.
Market participants note that Mexico's bond program in early 2026 has included both domestic and international issues, such as EUR4.5 billion in European bonds and USD9 billion in U.S. dollar-denominated debtaccording to bond data. These actions highlight the country's strategy to balance currency exposure and investor demand.
As of February 2026, Mexico's sovereign bond market remains active, with 55 outstanding international sovereign issues and a total volume of USD123.8 billionaccording to market statistics. The Bonos 8% 24may2035 adds to this framework, offering investors a long-dated, sustainability-focused instrument in a key emerging market.
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