Three-day programme in Mexico to deepen industrial partnerships and expand trade-finance access
Credlix, the financial arm of Moglix and a global fintech platform for cross-border supply-chain financing, has announced the next phase of the India–Mexico Trade Corridor with the India–Mexico Buyer–Seller Meet 2025, scheduled from 19 to 21 November in Mexico City and Toluca. The initiative is being organised in partnership with the Embassy of India in Mexico and supported by the Federation of Indian Export Organisations (FIEO).
Credlix: the financial arm of Moglix
Building on the India–Mexico Connect initiative launched earlier this year, the three-day business exchange marks a significant push to strengthen bilateral trade ties. It will connect Indian exporters with Mexican importers across high-growth industrial sectors including automotive components, machinery, electricals, plastics, metals, and textiles. The programme is designed to foster new trade relationships, integrate supply chains, and expand access to trade-finance solutions during a period of global supply realignment.
In today’s multipolar environment, where diversification and resilience drive trade flows, both economies are well placed to deepen their partnership. India, now the world’s fifth-largest economy with a GDP of USD 3.9 trillion and a growth rate of 6.5 percent in 2024, is advancing self-reliance while building global trade bridges. Mexico, with merchandise imports exceeding USD 625 billion in 2024 and access to the North American market through the USMCA framework, has emerged as a strategic gateway for global manufacturers.
“India and Mexico continue to build on 75 years of trusted partnership. This engagement reflects our shared vision to create resilient, diversified, and inclusive trade bridges between two major emerging economies,” noted H.E. Dr. Pankaj Sharma, Ambassador of India to Mexico.
According to Rahul Garg, Founder & CEO of Moglix and Credlix, the upcoming meet represents a pivotal step in expanding the corridor. “We are enabling Indian exporters to become part of North America’s industrial value chain through Mexico, while helping Mexican manufacturers access high-quality Indian products with Credlix’s end-to-end trade-finance support,” he said.
The event will convene more than 30 Indian exporters and leading Mexican manufacturers for curated B2B meetings, sector-focused sessions, and networking opportunities. The opening day, 19 November, will feature a roundtable discussion and networking dinner at the Embassy of India. The main exhibition and panel discussions will take place on 20 November, followed by a business delegation visit to Toluca on 21 November.
The Toluca leg, organised with the Government of the State of Mexico, will include official engagements with H.E. Delfina Gomez Alvarez, Hon’ble Governor, and H.E. Laura Gonzalez Hernandez, Hon’ble Minister of Economy. Delegates will also visit an industrial park, meet business chambers, participate in B2B sessions, and attend a luncheon hosted by the Governor.
The Buyer–Seller Meet 2025 reinforces ongoing efforts by the Embassy of India and Credlix Mexico to accelerate cross-border cooperation using a blend of commerce, technology, and finance. It also leverages Moglix’s established B2B sourcing network and Credlix’s digital financing capabilities to strengthen India’s positioning as a globally connected and self-reliant economic partner.
Credlix enables SMEs to access fast, collateral-free working capital and operates across India, the United States, Mexico, and the UAE, helping businesses scale sustainably and participate more effectively in global markets.
