New chief executive Jose Antonio Gonzalez Anaya and finance minister Luis Videgaray have sought to reassure investors on the viability of Mexico's state oil company, which is to absorb the infusion of 73.5 billion pesos following crunched liquidity amid low oil prices.
The two-day trip saw meetings with ratings agency's Standard and Poor's, Moody's and Fitch as well as financial entities Goldman Sachs and JP Morgan, Pemex said.
