Sonora receives MXN650m infrastructure funding from NADBank

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Social infrastructure, Waste and water

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Americas

NADBank, via its Mexican subsidiary COFIDAN, signed a loan agreement of up to MXN650 million ($36.2 million) with the Government of Sonora to finance 2026 public infrastructure works and priority investment projects. The loan forms part of a broader financing plan authorised in November 2025 by...

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