Mexico

02 highways

163 km managed

CAMS

100%

ownership

years

103km

managed

11195

vehicles per day

This is a high-capacity route that improves journeys between two cities in the north of the country: Saltillo, capital of the state of Coahuila, and Monterrey, the most populous city and capital of the state of Nuevo León. It has 4 lanes, 2 in each direction, on the Monterrey-Saltillo highway; and 2 lanes, one in each direction, on the Saltillo bypass. In 2019, the contract was amended with the approval of the construction and operation of the Santa Catarina Viaduct.

This highway represents a strategic route for cross-border trade and transport for more than five million inhabitants who live in the metropolitan areas of these cities, which include some of the most important industrial areas in the country.

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COPEXA

100%

ownership

years

60km

managed

5215

vehicles per day

This is a route with 2 toll highway sections in the south of Mexico: the Perote-Banderilla section and the Xalapa bypass. It is the most modern and safest road in the state of Veracruz. With four lanes, it was designed with the aim of speeding up traffic and reducing travel times and costs between Mexico City and Veracruz.

The highway provides a safe route to transport goods between the centre of the country and the port of Veracruz, as well as reducing traffic numbers in the city of Xalapa.

Operating

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Recognition received by the SBU

ISO 45001 certification obtained
Employee safety is critical for ROADIS. For this reason, in 2019 we set ourselves the goal of implementing the processes required by ISO 45001 in terms of Health and Safety both at CAMS and COPEXA. Finally, following a major effort by the CAMS team, we went one step further and obtained the certification scheduled for 2020 one year early. In 2020, we have set the challenge to obtain it for COPEXA.

Associations to which the SBU belongs

GRI Club
GRI brings together the main players in the real estate, retail and infrastructure sectors worldwide

Mexican Venture Capital and Private Equity Association

Asociación Mexicana de Concesionarios de Infraestructura Vial, which brings together the main highway concession holders in Mexico

Mexico, RC

ROADIS participates in the mega clean-up of the Santa Catarina River in Mexico

Armed with caps and T-shirts with the ROADIS logo, dozens of company volunteers gathered at the Santa Catarina River to do their bit and contribute to improving the environment by removing solid waste that had been scattered around the river. Not even the scorching sun, thirst or fatigue dampened the spirits of our employees and … Continued

ROADIS and Indra partner to incorporate blockchain into toll solutions

As part of its commitment to innovation, ROADIS is working to incorporate a new capability to record transactions in a blockchain chain, in a pilot project developed by Indra. The objective of this functionality is to have, as operators and concessionaires, an even more robust and reliable solution that allows recording any operation in a fast and efficient way, increasing … Continued

ROADIS CONSOLIDATES ITS PRESENCE IN MEXICO WITH THE ACQUISITION OF MOTA-ENGIL’S STAKE IN COPEXA

ROADIS, a leading multinational in the private promotion of highway concessions, has reached an agreement for the acquisition of the remaining 50% stake, currently owned by an affiliate of Mota-Engil, in the management of the Perote Xalapa Toll Road (COPEXA), tasked with operating, preserving and maintaining the Perote-Banderilla motorway and the Xalapa Bypass in the state of Veracruz (Mexico). For José Antonio Labarra, Chief Executive Officer of ROADIS, “this acquisition is part of our growth strategy, and it shows our long-term commitment to … Continued

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