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En México, las leyes y regulación que rigen las fusiones y adquisiciones (M&A) están diseñadas para fomentar la inversión y mantener la competencia en el mercado, no obstante, es esencial contar con asesoría legal especializada para cumplir con los requisitos legales y llevar a cabo transacciones exitosas en México.

This article offers a comprehensive analysis of acquisition finance in Latin America, focusing on the balance between efficient financing and payment certainty in structuring such finances.

Nine in ten Mexican businesses are family-controlled, and as the founding generation transitions, most families focus on governance documents while overlooking a critical factor: the legal condition of the business itself. Carter Ledyard & Milburn's new white paper reveals why legal readiness is the gateway to every succession option—from sales and recapitalization to continued family ownership—and what families must address before deal pressure arrives.

Please see below updated thresholds for transactions subject to pre-merger control by the Mexican Antitrust Commission (Cofece) under the Antitrust Statute, i.e. transactions with effects in Mexico that require unconditional approval ...

Red Arbor Holding S.L. adquirió OCCMundial.com, una de las principales bolsas de trabajo en México de SEEK Limited (SEEK).

Under the Federal Economic Competition Law (LFCE), parties to certain concentrations with effects in Mexico, such as joint-ventures, mergers, or acquisitions of shares or assets...

Dispute management is relevant in any merger and acquisition and to the extent it is in a cross-border transaction, several considerations must be taken into account whether as purchaser or seller...

2023 is a year in which the global economy will continue to strive to avoid recession and recover from the financial distress caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

In the landscape of early-stage investment in a startup, it becomes particularly relevant to the proper legal documentation of such investment to ensure that the rights and obligations...

Mexican companies (SRLs and SAs) are now allowed to hold virtual meetings of shareholders or partners and of board of directors or managers to adopt corporate resolutions.

Mexico's President has submitted to Congress a bill proposing amendments to the Federal Economic Competition Law (FECL). This initiative, expected to be analyzed in the coming days, introduces modifications...

The Comisión Federal de Competencia's new guidelines clarify notification requirements for joint ventures and the "failing firm" defense.

Mexico's M&A market is thriving, driven by nearshoring and foreign investment, yet many international buyers underestimate the complexities of acquiring Mexican companies. While the legal mechanics of mergers are straightforward, the real challenge lies in what the surviving entity inherits—from hidden tax exposures and labor reform compliance gaps to the unique risks embedded in family-owned businesses.

Mexico's legal landscape is undergoing significant changes. On Dec. 20, 2024, the Mexican Legislature published a decree amending the Federal Constitution (the "Constitutional Reform").

Following up on the reverse due diligence process for group mergers, below are some considerations to be considered for such purposes.

The merger procedure of commercial companies in Mexico is regulated by the General Law of Commercial Companies (Ley General de Sociedades Mercantiles) (the "LGSM")...

On August 30, 2026, President Claudia Sheinbaum submitted a bill to Congress that would amend the Foreign Investment Law and create a national-security review mechanism for foreign acquisitions in Mexico.