Coca-Cola informs Sheinbaum of investments for 6 billion dollars

President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo pointed out that the record foreign direct investment that the country received in 2025, of 40,871 million dollars (10.8 percent more than in 2024), means more confidence in Mexico.

On her social networks, the President announced that this Thursday she met at the National Palace with Henrique Braun, global executive director of Coca-Cola, who informed the president of an investment of 6 billion dollars that the company will make in the country.

And hours before, in his press conference, he maintained that the country “is doing well and we have a great virtue”: the model of shared prosperity “or, put another way, for the good of all, first the poor, that works and gives results.”

Not only is it social justice, he explained, but “it gives results for everyone.” Before, he stressed, investments maintained minimum salaries of 3,000 pesos per month and now they are 9,500, in addition to now there are welfare programs.

He indicated that there is a very important economic reactivation and mixed projects. “There can be private investment in public projects, but guaranteeing that the concession is not transferred, that it is at appropriate rates and that the work always remains in public hands,” he said.

The President mentioned that the investment in the electricity sector has attracted a lot of attention, 54 percent from the Federal Electricity Commission and 46 percent from the private sector.

Likewise, as part of Plan Mexico, work is being done to ensure that the states are recipients of specific investments, according to their characteristics and regions, as is the case in Hidalgo and the state of Mexico, with the pharmaceutical sector.

Mexico, he specified, “is open to investments, as long as they comply with all the rules.”