CFE Fibra E Returns To Markets With International Bond Plan

CFE Fibra E is returning to international markets for the first time since 2018, launching meetings with investors this week ahead of a planned bond issuance. The financing vehicle, the only one with access to Mexico’s National Transmission Grid (RNT), is moving to secure funds that will support the expansion of the country’s transmission network under CFE’s 2025–2030 Strengthening and Expansion Plan.

The issuance is part of the financing strategy led by Emilia Calleja, Director General, CFE, and comes at a moment when transmission capacity has become one of Mexico’s most pressing energy bottlenecks. Proceeds will be directed to projects that reinforce and extend the RNT, a backbone for industrial activity, economic development, and the government’s energy transition and security objectives.

Officials expect the bond to receive ratings aligned with Mexico’s sovereign debt and CFE’s own bonds, underscoring the RNT’s strong performance and exclusive business model. The deal is also intended to diversify Fibra E’s investor base, strengthen its capital structure, and boost returns for current holders, consolidating its role as CFE’s partner in generating resources from the transmission grid.

CFECapital, which manages the vehicle, emphasized its commitment to professional and transparent practices in delivering value for investors while channeling capital into strategic infrastructure.