Mexico City, Mexico — Aeromexico says it has returned to the Mexican Stock Exchange. The airline reaffirms its financial recovery after completing a global public offering for 5.8 billion pesos.
That money will finance the expansion of its fleet and investments in customer infrastructure. On Thursday, the airline held the traditional bell-ringing ceremony to celebrate its return to the Mexican Stock Exchange (BMV) and New York Stock Exchange.
The December 4 ceremony was led by Aeromexico CEO Andrés Conesa Labastida. The December return to the Bolsa Mexicana de Valores (BMV) and NYSE was made after their announcement in early November that they would be returning to the stock market, both in Mexico and in New York.
“Aeroméxico’s return to the Mexican Stock Exchange reflects our recovery and strength in the airline market. We are very grateful for the trust our partners and investors placed in us, as well as for the hard work of every employee, because thanks to them, achieving this goal has been possible,” said Conesa Labastida.
The operator returned to the BMV on November 6 under the ticker symbol “AERO” after launching a global mixed public offering of 27,463,590 shares at a price of 35.34 pesos per share in Mexico, and 11,727,325 American Depositary Shares (ADS) at a price of $19 dollars per ADS in the United States.
Marcos Martínez Gavica, President of the BMV Board of Directors, stated that this historic placement reaffirms confidence in the Mexican stock market and in the strength of the infrastructure of the Mexican Stock Exchange.
“Aeromexico demonstrates that Mexico has companies capable of attracting global investment. We will continue to promote a competitive, deep ecosystem prepared to support large-scale projects.”
Conesa Labastida said “we are closing out 2025 by writing a new chapter in the history of our beloved airline, ready to take off towards a future full of opportunities,” he added in the company of his management team, partners, employees, strategic allies and board members.
