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Yucatan Restructures Debt and Saves 29 Mdp; Frees Resources for Public Investment

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Yucatán gets better conditions for his debt and frees up resources for works

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Yucatán gets better conditions for his debt and frees up resources for works

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CHETUMAL.— Four years after starting with a rating at the investment level limit (BBB-), Quintana Roo consolidated a structural change in the management of its public finances. The main rating agencies of the market now recognize a strengthened credit profile, resulting from a renegotiation of bank liabilities and the timely payment of capital without contracting new debt. The State has the support of four rating firms: Standard & Poor’s (mxAA),…

Redacción / Grupo Cantona Finanzas de Quintana Roo show an improvement in its credit ratings and a reduction of the state debt, without hiring new credits. Cancún.- Quintana Roo reports a sustained improvement in its public finances during the four years of the administration of Gov. Mara Lezama. According to [...]

This action will allow the release of resources that can be used for public investment. By Redacción Mérida, Yucatán, October 2, 2026.- The Yucatán government restructured with Banamex one of its bank loans, an operation that will allow to reduce from 13.5 to 8.8 percent the federal participations committed as guarantee and generate an estimated savings of 29 million pesos during the duration of the financing. The operation, concreteized on Sept…

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Yucatán, which has an AA+ rating with a positive perspective from HR Ratings, reduced from 13.5% to 8.8% the federal shares that support one of its bank loans.The change stems from the restructuring that the state government closed with Banamex on September 29 on a financing in force since 2019.

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El Economista broke the news in Mexico City, Mexico on Friday, October 2, 2026.
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