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Nearshoring offsets the post-pandemic decline in mergers and acquisitions in Mexico

Sergio Garcia del Bosque
Feb 17, 2025 2:44:26 PM
This decline in transactions and the total of non-confidential amounts reflects a lower willingness for this type of deal, said Sergio García del Bosque, Managing Director of Seale & Associates, a firm focused on advising companies on M&A, corporate finance, and strategic consulting.

In an article published by Expansión, it is highlighted that mergers and acquisitions (M&A) in Mexico contracted by 38.7% in 2023, reaching USD 10.546 billion compared to USD 17.204 billion the previous year, with 126 recorded transactions. This decline is attributed to rising interest rates, which increased financing costs.  


The M&A market is expected to remain dynamic in 2024, driven by interest in nearshoring and the growing expertise of Mexican companies in these types of transactions.

We invite you to read the full article in El CEO to learn more about this exciting news: Nearshoring compensa escape de fusiones y adquisiciones en México tras pandemia.

This article was originally written in Spanish, but a brief summary has been provided for ease of understanding.

 

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El CEO. (2023, diciembre 27). Nearshoring compensa escape de fusiones y adquisiciones en México tras pandemia. Recuperado de https://elceo.com/negocios/nearshoring-compensa-escape-de-fusiones-y-adquisiciones-en-mexico-tras-pandemia/ 
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