Equity Link to Invest Over US$200 Million in Mexico’s Expansion
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Equity Link to Invest Over US$200 Million in Mexico’s Expansion

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By MBN Staff | MBN staff - Tue, 11/26/2024 - 15:18

Equity Link, a financial services company specializing in factoring solutions for the export manufacturing industry, is celebrating its tenth anniversary in the short-term financing market in Mexico. Over the last decade, the company has developed technological solutions designed to help businesses improve cash flow and meet growth objectives.

The company’s platform, MONIE, integrates artificial intelligence tools to assist businesses in managing their financial operations and addressing challenges related to cash flow management. “Our goal is to provide businesses with the financial tools they need to succeed. The main barrier for companies in Mexico is access to liquidity, which is where we focus our efforts,” said Mario E. Antúnez, CEO, Equity Link. “Without access to capital, growth becomes difficult for many companies.”

Mexico’s export market, valued at over US$600 billion, is heavily reliant on industrial manufacturing, which represents 30% of exports and 17% of the country's GDP. Equity Link has concentrated its efforts on this sector and plans to invest more than US$200 million over the next 12 months to support its continued growth.

“We want to help Mexico strengthen its position in global supply chains, and technological tools that automate operations have enabled us to provide more efficient services to the supply chain sector,” Antúnez added.

In line with its efforts to support the export sector, Equity Link has entered into a strategic partnership with the Mexican Business Council for Foreign Trade, Investment, and Technology (COMCE). The partnership aims to provide financial support to Mexican companies engaged in both export and import operations.

“We are working to ensure that companies have the necessary support to take advantage of the relocation of operations closer to the United States, which is the destination for 87% of Mexican exports,” said Susana Duque Roquero, General Director, COMCE.

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