【SMM Steel】Mexico supports prioritizing domestic steel for public construction projects

Published: May 5, 2026 13:57

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【SMM Steel】To boost employment, economic development, and industrialization, Mexico's President signed an agreement prioritizing domestically produced steel in public infrastructure projects. Domestic steel companies must ensure quality, guarantee supply and delivery, and offer competitive prices. Mexico's public infrastructure spending is projected to rise 10.9% y/y in 2026, further driving steel demand, especially long products.

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