“It is important to highlight that the consummation of the operation continues subject to compliance with various closing conditions, including, without limitation, obtaining authorizations from the Ministry of Finance and Public Credit and the National Banking and Securities Commission, considering the opinion of Banco de México, respectively,” the bank detailed.
In April of this year, the bank announced that it would put its digital bank up for sale after not having obtained profitability in a few months. In November of this year, the bank had quantified losses of 1,307 million pesos, which caused its profits to decline in the third quarter of the year.
However, the bank estimates that it will recover in the first half of 2026.
In September, Sofipo Klar (which had announced its intentions to obtain a banking license) raised its hand and the agreement was made with the bank.
Stefan Möller, CEO and co-founder of Klar, told Expansión in recent months that Bineo’s structure and the short time it had operated in the market was the biggest attraction.
In addition, he said that the period of the “formal request” to the CNBV to make the change of control had already begun and Bineo remained in its power.
