BANCOMEXT is a solid financial institution whose purpose is to contribute to national economic growth by promoting companies, activities and sectors that generate foreign exchange in the country. These activities are carried out through a wide range of financial products, training and technical assistance. Likewise, it is an institution whose efforts are oriented towards implementing Mexico's economic-industrial policy, closing existing financing gaps in the national financial system, creating new markets that have a positive impact on the national economy, promoting financial inclusion and serving the sectors and groups that face the greatest limitations in accessing credit.
The institutional program of Bancomext (Banco Nacional de Comercio Exterior, S.N.C.) is designed to strengthen Mexico’s economic growth by supporting companies engaged in international trade. Its main goals include promoting financing for exporting companies, strengthen national suppliers, and enhance financial inclusion to expand export opportunities. Bancomext provides credit and guarantee that help Mexican firms integrate into global value chains. The program emphasizes innovation, regional development, and the inclusion of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). By aligning with national economic policies, Bancomext not only enhances the international presence of Mexican businesses but also contributes to job creation and long-term financial stability for the country.
The strategy adopted by BANCOMEXT for the 2025–2030 period is focused on three key objectives: 1. Increase financing for MSMEs and exporting companies in strategic sectors and regions, with the purpose of strengthening their participation in national economic activity; 2 Enhance the development of domestic suppliers, in order to promote their participation in value chains; and 3 Encourage the financial inclusion of exporting MSMEs, with the purpose of expanding access to financing and generating new creditworthy borrowers.
All objectives are equally relevant, and it is important to note that they converge in several areas, such as MSME financing and productive linkages, among others. The main lines of action of this strategy are as follows: 1 Promote industrial relocation of companies, in order to increase foreign direct investment and foster diversification of exports; 2 Encourage participation in productive projects (public or private) with high national economic, sustainable, or innovation impact; 3 Strengthen regional development, in order to ensure equitable growth that enables companies to consolidate their integration into value chains;4. Reinforce and modernize the productive capacity of MSMEs, with the purpose of increasing domestic value-added content and driving import substitution; 5. Strengthen the business and financial capacities of MSMEs, in order to incorporate new creditworthy entities and facilitate their access to financing; and Strengthen the technical and operational capacities of financial intermediaries, in order to expand their coverage in sectors and regions with limited access to credit, and to promote financing conditions with a gender and inclusion perspective.