On trailing EV/EBITDA BMV is the cheapest exchange in the world at 7.0x against B3's 11.4x, but on forward P/E it sits at ~12.8x versus B3's 12.6x, and the gap between the two screens is the net-cash artifact.
The BIVA fight touches only cash-equities trading, about 7% of revenue; Indeval custody and settlement alone earned MXN 918mm, roughly 41% of FY2025 group operating profit.
A flat MXN 2.05 dividend yields about 5.4% against a ~1.9% peer median, with the re-rate toward B3 gated on Mexican rates falling from a 9.13% 10-year MBono.
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Published June 2026. Research reflects data available through June 2026.
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Investment thesis, bull and bear case, key risks, the valuation range, financial snapshot, key catalysts
Vertically integrated exchange model, trading, post-trade and data pillars, subsidiary composition, revenue mix, ownership, governance, management
BIVA competition and traded-value share, ADTV trends, issuer base and listings, LMV reform and simplified IPO regime, Afore demand, SIC
Revenue by segment, Indeval custody and assets under custody, information services, margin trend, peer margins and yields, balance sheet and net cash, cash flow and capital return, key metrics
DCF and WACC build, sensitivity analysis, why B3 commands 11.4x, relative valuation versus global exchanges and B3, consensus versus our view, valuation summary
Rate-path re-rating, IPO pipeline and post-trade flywheel, tech-capex cycle end and margin recovery, dividend and capital-return policy
Risk matrix and deep dive on the no-re-rate and value-trap case, the secular issuer drain, rate and FX drag, and the management transition
Investment thesis summary, bull, bear and key risks, what would change our view, what comes next
Full financial tables, DCF assumptions, peer table, event calendar, data sources
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