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07/20/2026 | Press release | Archived content

Financial monitoring: the key factor for Mexico’s blended infrastructure projects

Mexico City, July 20, 2026 - With the operational launch of Mexico's 2026-2030 Infrastructure Investment Plan, which envisions mobilizing 5.6 trillion pesos through joint participation of the State and the private sector to develop road and energy projects, a major demand for credit will be generated to fund the development of these works.

In this context, ubimia, a company specialized in technology, data and artificial intelligence for credit lifecycle management, warns that the quality of financing, both in how projects are structured and in how they are monitored throughout their lifetime, will be decisive in ensuring projects are delivered on time and as planned.

According to the firm, international experience shows that projects can fail when technical and demand feasibility is not independently validated, when cash flows lack structured controls, and when the financial commitments set out in contracts end up living in spreadsheets that no one updates.

"Mexico faces a historic opportunity and a real chance to seize it intelligently. Financing an infrastructure project well requires independent due diligence, recurring monitoring of cash flows, and remedies agreed upon calmly, before something goes wrong. The good news is that technology today makes it possible to do all of that at scale," explained Diego Rodriguez, General Manager of ubimia in Mexico.

The company has developed applications that automatically calculate each project's financial indicators, generate early warnings as they approach agreed thresholds, and escalate breaches to top management according to their severity, using a single calculation criterion across the entire portfolio.

These are complemented by internal expected-loss models under the IRB and IFRS 9 standards, which help anticipate problems, and by artificial intelligence agents that analyze project reports and detect deviations from the baseline target.

The business context makes this discipline even more relevant. Following the review of the USMCA, which opened a period of annual reviews, the certainty investors seek will depend largely on how solidly nearshoring-linked projects are structured and monitored, from roads and ports to data centers, and hydraulic and energy projects.

For the company, this discipline reflects a fundamental shift in how infrastructure is financed, where the structured, automated monitoring of each project becomes as important as the initial decision to invest, making it easier for the banks financing the country's needed works to make decisions.

"When the environment raises doubts, well-structured and well-monitored projects become the strongest argument for attracting capital. Trust is built with information that is verifiable, comparable and available in real time," concluded Rodriguez.

About ubimia®: a multinational company specialized in technology, data and artificial intelligence solutions for comprehensive credit lifecycle management. With a presence in 26 countries and more than 560 professionals, it combines software, advanced analytics and automation to improve the efficiency of credit processes for companies across multiple sectors.
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