Mexico - PhaseZero Market Insight Report

Whythawk
July 29, 2010
25 Pages - SKU: WTL2748181
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Countries covered: Mexico

Whythawk PhaseZero reports offer rapid, high-level comparative country insight. Our reports combine quantitative and qualitative content with striking data visualisation. To assist comprehension, chart elements - called sparklines - are integrated throughout the report to allow concise and immediate comparisons of all reported data.

Charts and data are presented relative to a benchmark of leading emerging market investment destinations. All content is comprehensively referenced with online links embedded into the report for immediate access to source documentation.

Mexico has been analysed according to the following segments:
    1. Demography: Population, Health and Education
    2. Economy: Market Opportunity and Investment Environment
    3. Infrastructure: Telecommunications, Energy, Access and Rights
    4. State: Governance, Law and Stability
    5. Structure: Aid, Enterprise and State Expenditure
    6. Healthcare: Morbidity, Mortality & Treatment
A flavour of major economic opportunities and risks highlighted in the PhaseZero Mexico report:
  • Spain's Santander bank plans to pay Bank of America (BOA) $2.5 billion in cash to buy back a 24.9 percent stake in Santander Mexico. Santander's ownership in the Mexican unit will rise to 99.9 percent after the transaction. Santander sold the stake to BOA in 2003 for $1.6 billion, valuing the bank at $6.4 billion. The current transaction values the Mexican unit at $10.0 billion.
  • Mexico's National Infrastructure Fund, designed to spur private investment in highways, waterworks and ports, will almost double the number of projects it helps finance in 2010 as the government seeks to bolster economic growth and create jobs. The fund is authorised to invest $2.37 billion in 42 projects for 2010.
  • Mexico's Congress approved a 2010 budget that includes $244.0 billion of spending and the widest deficit in more than two decades. The lower house of Congress voted 437 to 25 in favour of the spending bill that results in a deficit of 0.75 percent of gross domestic product, excluding debt owed by Pemex, the state-owned energy firm.
  • In 2009, Sanofi-Aventis bought Mexican generic drug maker, Laboratorios Kendrick, as part of its strategy to expand in emerging markets. Sanofi is Mexico's biggest pharmaceuticals company, with revenues of about $950.0 million in 2008. It launched its own generics unit in 2007 which ranks eighth among generic drug makers.


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