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- INVEX Controladora, S.A.B. de C.V. (BMV: INVEXA) is a Mexico-based multi-sector holding company that operates a diversified portfolio of businesses spanning financial services, energy transition, infrastructure investments, and principal investments. Through its key subsidiaries, including INVEX Grupo Financiero (encompassing Banco Invex for commercial, consumer, and private banking; Invex Casa de Bolsa for brokerage services; Invex Operadora for asset management; INVEX Fiduciario for trustee and leasing services; and INVEX Consumo for consumer credit), Ammper Energía for electricity supply, commodities trading, distributed generation, and electrical infrastructure; INVEX Grupo Infraestructura for toll roads, midstream fuel terminals, public-private partnerships, and real estate projects; and INVEX Capital y Activos for private equity and real estate developments, the company provides comprehensive financial products such as credit cards (including co-branded offerings like Volaris INVEX), structured bonds, mutual funds (e.g., INVEXMP B1, INVEXBE), retirement savings plans (INVEX Renacer), factoring, and digital banking solutions via Now Bank, alongside energy and infrastructure concessions targeting corporate clients, high-net-worth individuals, and institutional investors primarily in Mexico and select international markets including the United States. Headquartered in Mexico City and founded in 1991 through the establishment of INVEX Casa de Bolsa, INVEX Controladora transformed into its current holding structure in 2007 to expand beyond finance into infrastructure and energy sectors. In recent developments, the company restructured in 2024 by integrating INVEX Grupo Infraestructura under INVEX Capital as part of its Principal Investments division; completed a partial sale of its 10.8% stake in toll road operator Gana to FIBRAeMX in 2025 in exchange for CBFE units; executed sales of remaining stakes in the Jaguar Solar portfolio (totaling 33% divestment by 2023-2024) via subsidiary Zuma Energía; reached one million credit cards placed and launched neobank Now Bank in 2023; capitalized Ammper Energía's expansion into Texas electricity supply and Querétaro industrial infrastructure projects in 2024-2025; appointed Juan B. Guichard Cortina as CEO in May 2025 succeeding Juan Bautista Guichard Michel, who remains Chairman; and earned accolades such as the Morningstar 2025 award for INVEXMP B1 and Fintech Américas Gold for financial inclusion in 2025.