The Mexican Stock Exchange Group (Grupo BMV) achieved annual revenues of 4.47 billion pesos in 2025, representing a 7% growth compared to the previous year. This increase was largely driven by a surge in activity across capital markets, derivatives, financing, and information services. In the fourth quarter, the group's revenues were 1.133 billion pesos, consistent with the previous quarter, and they reported an operational cash flow (EBITDA) of 608 million pesos, contributing to an annual EBITDA total of 2.512 billion pesos. Jorge Alegría, CEO of Grupo BMV, emphasized that the company's digital evolution strategy is not merely about adopting new technologies, but is focused on fostering a cultural shift that enhances the stock and derivatives markets. This strategic approach aims to prepare the company for future market challenges and opportunities, ensuring its competitiveness in an increasingly digital finance landscape. Furthermore, the report highlights the ongoing commitment to innovation and adaptation within the Mexican financial sector, showcasing the importance of a strong and responsive market infrastructure. The implications of this growth are significant for the Mexican economy, as a healthy stock market can enhance investor confidence and contribute to overall financial stability. The increase in trading and market activity can also attract foreign investment, crucial for economic expansion. As Mexico continues to navigate both local and global market fluctuations, the performance of Grupo BMV serves as an important indicator of the country's financial health and future growth potential.