Financing for companies

BBVA Mexico acted as joint bookrunner in the recent issuance of trust-issued certificados bursátiles (certificados bursátiles fiduciarios) by the Fondo Especial para Financiamientos Agropecuarios (FEFA), one of the trusts that make up the Fideicomisos Instituidos en Relación con la Agricultura (FIRA), for a total amount of MXN 7,017 million. This highlights its strategic role as a key financing driver for Mexico’s agribusiness, forestry and fisheries sectors.

The financial publication has distinguished BBVA with the Best Investment Bank awards in Spain, Mexico, Peru and Türkiye, and has also recognized its leadership in infrastructure finance in Western Europe and Central and Eastern Europe, as well as in debt markets in the latter region.

Visa Desarrollos, headquartered in San Pedro Garza García, Nuevo León, completed the refinancing of its flagship project, Punto Valle. The transaction was structured for a total amount of MXN 2.2 billion with a five-year tenor. This mixed-use development is considered the largest and most prominent “Town Center” in northern Mexico.

BBVA México acted as bookrunner in the issuance of Mexican corporate bonds (Certificados Bursátiles) by AC Bebidas, S. de R.L. de C.V., for a total amount of 9.5 billion pesos across two tranches. The proceeds will be used primarily to refinance existing liabilities.

BBVA Mexico acted as sustainable structuring agent in the transaction; the proceeds will be allocated to finance the Mexican government’s sustainable projects

Operating in the world’s largest and most competitive financial market requires more than scale. It requires focus, specialisation and flawless execution. BBVA has chosen a clear and deliberate strategy: to grow selectively, where it can deliver genuine differentiated value and build long-term relationships with large corporates and financial institutions. Regina Gil, Head of BBVA CIB in the United States, outlines the keys to a sustained ambition in an environment that demands excellence in execution.

From January to August 2025, BBVA reached €3.1 billion in agrifood business, a 69 percent increase over the same period in 2024. Of this amount, €2.09 billion corresponded to sustainable business, with 82 percent YoY growth. BBVA announced these figures at Fruit Attraction, one of the world’s top fruit and vegetable trade fairs, held this week in Madrid.

Grupo Energía Bogotá (GEB) has just secured a long-term credit facility from BBVA Colombia worth 500 billion pesos, as it aims to ramp up its investment plan and modernize the country’s existing energy infrastructure.

BBVA has formalized a €25 million venture debt transaction with roadsurfer, a German company specializing in outdoor mobility. The financing aims to support the international expansion of the leading camper van rental platform and accelerate its growth across Europe and North America.

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When a company defines its strategic roadmap, it must also establish the financial approach that will underpin its execution. In this context, bank loans and corporate bonds emerge as two often complementary avenues for supporting growth. Financial decision-making thus becomes a central pillar of strategy execution. Choosing between them, or combining both judiciously,is not merely a tactical move, but a strategic decision with profound implications for the company’s present and future development.

Jaime Sáenz de Tejada, Global Head of Commercial & Institutional Client Solutions, stated that “one in four companies in Spain chose BBVA in 2024, a figure that is even more impressive in Catalonia, where one in three companies chose BBVA.”