Port of Coatzacoalcos, greets BANCOMEXT officials
Coatzacoalcos, September 18, 2014.
The Port Authority of Coatzacoalcos, received the important visit of senior officials of the Foreign Trade Bank headed by Enrique de la Madrid Cordero, Director General; Leonardo Arana de la Garza, Deputy General Manager of Corporate Banking, Fernando Hoyo Oliver, Director General for Development, Luis Alfonso Acosta Cobos, Director of Financing for Energy Sector, Néstor Enrique Martinez CristO, Director of Social Communication and Diego Carrillo Santoscoy, General Management Consultant.
In working tour of southern Veracruz, officials met the Coatzacoalcos port facilities, as well as the operation and growth plans, which were submitted by the Management staff Api Coatzacoalcos through a multimedia presentation at the boardroom of this entity.
Bancomext was founded in 1937 and operates through the provision of loans and guarantees, directly or through commercial banks and non-bank financial intermediaries, so that Mexican firms increase their productivity and competitiveness.
This is all about the Ethylene XXI project financing, which is expected to conclude in September 2015, which will revive the petrochemical industry in Mexico.
The Port Authority of Coatzacoalcos, received the important visit of senior officials of the Foreign Trade Bank headed by Enrique de la Madrid Cordero, Director General; Leonardo Arana de la Garza, Deputy General Manager of Corporate Banking, Fernando Hoyo Oliver, Director General for Development, Luis Alfonso Acosta Cobos, Director of Financing for Energy Sector, Néstor Enrique Martinez CristO, Director of Social Communication and Diego Carrillo Santoscoy, General Management Consultant.
In working tour of southern Veracruz, officials met the Coatzacoalcos port facilities, as well as the operation and growth plans, which were submitted by the Management staff Api Coatzacoalcos through a multimedia presentation at the boardroom of this entity.
Bancomext was founded in 1937 and operates through the provision of loans and guarantees, directly or through commercial banks and non-bank financial intermediaries, so that Mexican firms increase their productivity and competitiveness.
This is all about the Ethylene XXI project financing, which is expected to conclude in September 2015, which will revive the petrochemical industry in Mexico.