Pemex to repay US $ 6.4B in debt by the end of April

Chairman of the Chamber of Debties Energy Commission, Rosio Afrew, said that suppliers between March and April are planning to resolve the loan up to $ 6.4 billion.

Abreu told the newspaper El Economista that this number refers to the suppliers in its total debt.

In an interview with El Economist, E Economist, in an interview with the state oil company seized at the Pemex Tower in Mexico, “said Aburo,” This month, we will pay US $ 3 billion and $ 3 billion. “

He added that these advances include allowances Small and Medium Companies (SMEs) and Micro Companies (MSMES) In the increased states of Pemex, such as Campech, Tabasco, Varagruz, Tama UL Lipas and Chiabas.

“We are working with Petraralio Mexicanos, but with the Ministry of Finance, this is to ensure the benefits of small, medium and large businesses,” he said.

As far as the appearance of the fund is concerned, Abrieu explained that the central government will also contribute to a part of the fund. In addition, a Bank factor Pending loans all allow them to convert their invaluables into assets that can be compiled with the support of Pemex’s Payment Payment.

At the end of last year, the Pemex’s debt for suppliers reached a historic rise with an annual increase of US $ 25 billion.

According to El Economista, President Claudia Sheinbam took office in October last year. The new administration has temporarily suspended multiple allowances, to avoid the excessive short -term financial burden on Pemex to review their appearance and negotiate contracts with the Ministry of Finance.

In an interview with RadioMula, Baker Hughes, Emerson, Halliburton and Grubo Mexico said that the President of the Mexican Petroleum Service (AMSPAC) Association (AMSPAC), which includes multinational corporations, promoted the report of Afro.

“It is always encouraging to ask if any fee is welcome and payments, but we are waiting for it to happen,” he said.

In the last trimester of the previous administration – the situation ended in September 2024 – and the situation has remained unchanged since Sinbam took office, as each project had a budget allocation for the contract, and the situation has remained unchanged since she was sworn in unnecessary reviews.

According to Espino, the SMEs are closed because they are paid due to adequate financial resources. He said that the liquid hydrocarbon production of the Pamex was recently fell into the production of the company, which is linked to the reduced supply of goods and services caused by the company’s failure to pay.

“(Lack of charge) actively compromises,” Epino highlight “is reduced by (capital costs) because the production is declining.”

Pemex is one of the most owed oil companies in the world Loan and responsibilities for more than $ 100 billion.

With reports from Economist