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Company Records for Mexico, on demand

Company Records for Mexico come from the official register, Registro Público de Comercio. US$19.00 per record. Registry-only, not aggregated, not resold.

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Source registry
Registro Público de Comercio
Price per record
US$19.00
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At a glance

Mexico at a glance

A record returns 7 company data fields, 5 for controlling entities and 4 for shareholders and beneficial owners. 1 official filing is included: Incorporation.

Official register
Registro Público de Comercio
Documents included
Incorporation
Controlling entities
Published by the register
Shareholders & beneficial owners
Published by the register
Price per record
US$19.00
Coverage detail

What a company record for Mexico contains

1Company data
Entity NameEntity TypeEntity StatusRegistration NumberAddressRegistration DateActivity Type
2Controlling entities & individuals
NameAddressNationalityBirth DateRole
3Shareholders & beneficial owners
NameBirth DateSharecountRole
Registry documents

Documents in a company record for Mexico

1Included in your purchase
  • Incorporation
Available separately

None listed for this register.

About the register

Public Registry of Commerce

Known locally as Registro Público de Comercio.

Commercial entities in Mexico are recorded in the Registro Público de Comercio (RPC), which is in the charge of the federal Secretaría de Economía and operates under the Código de Comercio through a single electronic platform, the Sistema Integral de Gestión Registral (SIGER). Registrable acts are submitted by notaries and commercial brokers (notarios and corredores públicos), and each entry sits under the registry office (oficina registral) in the relevant state within the national system. On first inscription a company is assigned a folio mercantil electrónico (FME), the number under which its later acts are recorded, and SIGER 2.0 offers public consultation of folios and issues certificates.

The incorporation instrument is the core public record. Under Article 6 of the Ley General de Sociedades Mercantiles, the escritura or póliza constitutiva must state the names, nationality and domicile of the persons constituting the company, together with its purpose, name, duration, capital and domicile, and the instrument is inscribed in the RPC.

Corporate notices are published separately through the Sistema Electrónico de Publicaciones de Sociedades Mercantiles (PSM), also operated by the Secretaría de Economía and free to consult. Publications include notices of entries in a company's share and partner registers with the current structure, made under Articles 73 and 129 of the LGSM, and dissolution and liquidation documents.

Good to know

Questions about Mexico company records

General questions are answered in the FAQ.

Are shareholders and beneficial owners included for Mexico?
Yes. The official register, Registro Público de Comercio, publishes shareholder and beneficial-owner data, and the record includes it. The resolved ownership chain is our own work, computed from those filings.
Which filings are included for Mexico?
Incorporation.
How long does delivery take for Mexico?
Usually in a day: our Registry Services team retrieves the record from the official register, Registro Público de Comercio.
What does a company record for Mexico cost?
US$19.00 per record for Mexico, in one payment by card.
What is a folio mercantil electrónico (FME)?
It is the electronic folio number that SIGER assigns to a company or merchant on inscription in the Registro Público de Comercio. All subsequent registered acts are recorded against that folio, and a public search in SIGER returns the FME, the company name and the registry office where the folio is held.
Does the Registro Público de Comercio show shareholders?
The registered incorporation instrument does. Article 6 of the Ley General de Sociedades Mercantiles requires the escritura or póliza constitutiva to state the names, nationality and domicile of the persons constituting the company, and that instrument is inscribed in the RPC. Notices reflecting the current share or partner structure are published through the PSM under Articles 73 and 129 of the LGSM. The Company Records report for Mexico includes the incorporation filing as the register holds it.
What is SIGER?
The Sistema Integral de Gestión Registral is the Secretaría de Economía's electronic platform for the Registro Público de Comercio, handling capture, storage, consultation and transmission of registry information. Public users can register directly in SIGER 2.0 to run consultations, request certificates and validate documents.
Where do Mexican companies publish corporate notices?
In the Sistema Electrónico de Publicaciones de Sociedades Mercantiles (PSM), operated by the Secretaría de Economía. Companies publish there with an e.firma electronic signature, including share-register notices under Articles 73 and 129 of the LGSM and dissolution and liquidation documents, and public consultation of the publications is free.

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A Company Record is the KYB report for one company plus the standard set of official registry documents for its jurisdiction, in a single purchase. It is retrieved from the official register at the time of purchase, not from a cached copy. Search by company name, then pay once by card: no subscription, no minimum. See a sample report, the document types, pricing and the FAQ.

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