S&P/BMV IPC
MEXBOL · MXN
North American supply chains and regional consumer franchises.
Mexico connects North American manufacturing with large consumer and financial-services businesses. The S&P/BMV IPC tracks leading shares on the Mexican stock exchange. Nearshoring and U.S. trade links create opportunities, but policy changes, infrastructure constraints and peso volatility can affect returns.
Sector breakdown
What drives the index
Consumer Staples
30%Illustrative mix: beverages, food and retail franchises.
Financials
20%Banks and financial groups.
Materials
20%Mining and construction materials.
Telecom
15%Regional mobile and fixed-line networks.
Industrials & Airports
Industrial suppliers, logistics and airports.
Consumer Services
Services linked to household spending and travel.
Top companies
The franchises that matter
América Móvil
Telecommunications networks across Latin America.
Walmart de México
Retail operations in Mexico and Central America.
FEMSA
OXXO convenience stores and beverage interests.
Grupo México
Copper mining and transport infrastructure.
Banorte
Major Mexican financial-services group.
Grupo Bimbo
World's largest bakery company.
Latest News
The IPC is the flagship index of Bolsa Mexicana de Valores.
Mexico is part of the USMCA trade agreement with the United States and Canada.
Mexican listed companies include regional operators with revenue outside Mexico.
- U.S. supply-chain integration
- Regional consumer franchises
- Nearshoring potential
- Trade-policy uncertainty
- Peso volatility
- Infrastructure and security constraints
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