Apollo Global Management says it plans to deploy as much as $20 billion in private credit financing for projects in Mexico. The initiative is described as part of the firm’s effort to find additional investment outlets for its private credit business. Apollo’s plans focus on using private credit to fund financing needs connected to projects in Mexico, with the targeted amount set at up to $20 billion. While the reports emphasize the size of the allocation and the geographic focus, they do not provide detailed timelines, specific sectors, or the names of individual borrowers or projects. The announcements also position the move as a strategy by a large asset manager to expand where its credit capabilities are deployed, rather than limiting them to existing markets. Overall, both sources present the plan as an expansion of Apollo’s private credit activity into Mexico, with a potentially large capital deployment over an unspecified period, depending on deal sourcing and deployment pace.