Uncertainty hovered over the Mexican economy in the latter half of 2017 and through the first half of 2018, mainly due to the renegotiation of NAFTA, trade-related actions from north of the border and the Mexican presidential elections in July that swept a populist into office. Despite the disconcerting conditions, the infrastructure industry continued to attract private investment although the country still faces an infrastructure spending gap estimated at US$544 billion. With budget austerity tying the government’s hands, it started exploring further options for PPPs, which could prove pivotal as President-elect Andrés Manuel López Obrador takes office at the end of 2018. AMLO, as the new president is known, has already stated his desire to work closely with the private sector to see through his ambitious development plans, all of which bodes well for the sector.

Chapter 1 Methodology and Scope 

Chapter 2 Executive Summary 

Chapter 3 Industry Outlook 

Chapter 4 Leisure Boat Market: New Leisure Boat Product Estimates & Trend Analysis 

Chapter 5 Leisure Boat Market: Used Leisure Boat Product Estimates & Trend Analysis 

Chapter 6 Leisure Boat Market: Equipment Estimates & Trend Analysis 

Chapter 7 Leisure Boat Market: Regional Estimates & Trend Analysis 

Chapter 8 Competitive Landscape