Mexico's Ministry of Finance and Public Credit published its third-quarter 2025 results for the development banking sector, highlighting volumes of credit and guarantee-backed financing to the private sector and reporting key profitability, capital and asset-quality indicators alongside updates on financial-inclusion activity. Across the first three quarters of 2025, development banks originated more than MXN 715.7bn of direct credit to private-sector target markets; including financing via guarantees, total placement reached MXN 1trn and 2.2 million beneficiaries. The balance of direct and induced private-sector credit stood at MXN 1.9trn at the end of Q3 2025 (with MXN 2.1trn estimated for end-2025), financial intermediation results exceeded MXN 19.6bn for January to September, and total assets were above MXN 3.2trn (9.3% of GDP). Capitalisation and portfolio metrics included an ICAP of 28.7% for the national credit institutions and a 42.2% strength index for promotion funds and trusts, with non-performing loan ratios of 2.3% and 6.7% and credit-risk coverage ratios of 262.3% and 94.6% on a total loan book above MXN 1.3trn. On inclusion, Banco del Bienestar operated 3,150 branches, reporting coverage of 98.4% of the population and administration of about 54 million accounts, with MXN 603.3bn disbursed to 31.5 million social-programme beneficiaries by the end of Q3 2025; Finabien reported 39,022 'créditos a la palabra' totalling MXN 861.7m, including the ApoyArte and Apoyo Crédito Solidario programmes. The update also noted Nafin’s MXN 108bn outstanding issuance programme (around 70% thematic bonds) and its Sustainable Fund’s USD 146.5m in committed non-reimbursable resources, of which USD 76.7m had been raised, and projected sector-wide profits of MXN 47.1bn by end-2025 to support the payment of 'aprovechamientos' and related capitalisation.

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