For the disbursement of these additional resources, part of it would be provided by the government and another part by the private sector, although more details have not yet been given about the schemes under which this mixed investment would operate, the rating firm specifies.
“If the plan is implemented, gross capital formation could reach levels close to 26% of GDP, a historically high level. In the last 30 years, only three times has it exceeded 25%: in 2008, in 2012 and in 2024,” detailed HR Ratings.
The Finamex analyst highlighted the qualitative nature of public participation in investment, because among factors that create fear and uncertainty for investment, the participation of the government as a promoter of investment helps reduce them.
However, this Plan is not enough, because “it is necessary to strengthen the institutional part. This does not mean making reforms, but with the regulatory framework that we already have, certain ideas are developed to strengthen confidence, it is possible, there is an effort to work on this on the part of the government; they have had meetings with economists, with the private sector, but what is missing is the pace at which these adjustments are required to be implemented, given the slowdown that we have seen in investment in the last two years,” concluded the director of Economic Analysis of Finamex.
