This was achieved through a series of operations, such as last week in international markets. “The financial vision and strategy is in order to address the short -term problem (debt), provide Pemex for liquidity so that in 2027 it can finance its operational expense,” said the head of the agency.
“This is only by 2025 and 2026, by 2027 it will not need the support of the Treasury, because 2025 has to pay amortizations of its debt, already by 2027 it comes out alone,” President Claudia Sheinbaum said.
The head of the Treasury explained that the fiscal burden of the oil company was also reduced, through the oil right of welfare of 30% and 12% for natural gas, which helps improve its financial position. Sheinbaum explained that the previous tax burden was 65%, and that it is now law that does not exceed 30%.
“Everything is part of the work together, the teamwork and long -term vision, to underpin the company’s liquidity position, the investment budget, financial and commercial attention, and the financing of the long -term investment of Petróleos Mexicanos,” said Amador Zamora.
Luz Elena González Escobar, Secretary of Energy explained that this plan guarantees that in 2027 Pemex reaches a positive balance, with a sustainable fiscal burden that allows its productive development.
It also has among its objectives to guarantee oil production in 1.8 million barrels; increase the production of high value oil such as diesel and turbosine gasoline; the relaunch of the petrochemical industry to produce fertilizers in search of food autonomy; Strengthen logistics infrastructure to reduce costs and strengthen the fight against illicit trade; natural gas production; the impulse of green energies; In addition to social justice with projects that include communities, explained the head of the Ministry of Energy.
According to Víctor Rodríguez Padilla, general director of Petróleos Mexicanos, the strategy seeks to raise income, reduce costs and improve the financial profile of the oil company, through the consolidation of crude oil production, export of small surpluses, in addition to the development of two large deposits in the Gulf of Mexico that are Zama and Trion, and also the reactivation of the production of deposits with potential.
Jorge Mendoza, head of Banobras, explained that as part of this plan an investment vehicle for Mexican projects in 2025 has been created, whose objective amount is 250,000 million pesos, which will be financed with the development bank, commercial and public investor banking bank in general. This will be an attractive vehicle for financing, as it will have the Federal Government guarantee. He explained that more details will be given in the presentation that will be held today at 10 am at the facilities of the Ministry of Energy.
