Great market: Mexico is one of the most competitive markets for productive investment in an international level due to its macroeconomic and political stability, low inflation, size and strength of its internal market, economic growth rate and its capacity to generate advanced manufacture.

In addition, Mexico is an open economy that, through its series of free trade agreements, guarantees access to international markets. The country offers competitive costs and a strategic geographical position. It also has young and highly qualified human capital.

Great potential for growth and for the creation of new business: There are 102 million mobile subscriptions for a total population of more than 120 million inhabitants. Land and mobile broadband penetration in Mexico is below the average of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) member countries: average of 43% vs. 81% in the different countries in mobile broadband and 11% vs. 28% in fixed broadband.

New business models: The broadband market potential allows current and future operators and investors to develop new business models based on the increase and penetration of telecommunication services.

A levelled playfield: The new institutional design and a pro-competition regulation have allowed changing from a situation of high concentration, high prices, lack of service quality and low investment, to an ideal environment for competition and development.