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2 PHASE III BEST MEXICAN COMPANIES IN 2014 MID-SIZED CORPORATIONS THAT LEAVE A trace. 60 companies stood out as The Best Mexican Companies in the 2014 edition: 19 of these are granted this acknowledgement for the first time, while 41 earn it again. On October 27th, at 14:00 hours, after an intensive nomination, documentation and selection process, The Best Mexican Companies in 2014 announces the 60 national companies acknowledged, as from today as real entrepreneurial examples. The Best Mexican Companies is not a ranking, and is not granted to a specific personality; it distinguishes companies for high performance financial outcomes and business management, comparable at international level. This acknowledgement is granted by Banamex, Deloitte and the Tecnológico de Monterrey since 2010 to medium-sized companies (those with annual revenues between $100 million and $5 thousand 500 million pesos), private and with Mexican capital, aimed at driving this important sector of the national economy, which is responsible for 52% of the GNP and generates 72% of the country s employment. The initiative of The Best Mexican Companies undergoes three thorough and intense phases (Registry, Documentation/Evaluation and Selection) during approximately 8 months. It is worth mentioning that the participation of companies is free of charge. During this process, companies go from one stage to another, submitting and supporting its success histories; during a final stage, the most outstanding companies in terms of practices and economic outcomes are selected. Fifth edition. In its fifth edition, more than 300 companies from 29 states of the Mexican Republic responded, eager to expose their business practices and, during the process, discover if they are part of the mid-sized companies that leave a track. Resulting from Phase I (Registry) which evaluates if registered companies fulfill the criteria required for participation, 171 eligible companies were identified. During Phase II (Documentation/Evaluation), 145 companies continued on the way of exploring their entrepreneurial management accompanied by a team of coaches, integrated by specialists of Banamex, Deloitte and the Tecnológico de Monterrey. Designated coaches advised the managing body of companies, regarding the documentation and submission of evidence in accordance with the evaluation model of the initiative. Afterwards, 109 business management cases underwent an in-depth analysis carried out by a Technical Committee of the initiative. Evaluation was conducted regarding both financial terms, and 5 basic foundations of Deloitte s value map: revenue growth, operational margin, asset management efficiency, management of internal strengths and leadership. Selection of the Best Mexican Companies in 2014 Lastly, on Phase III (Selection) the most outstanding companies that demonstrated competitiveness at national and international level were selected. The selection of companies was validated by a group of MEM Advisors integrated by directors

3 of the organizers, and leading figures from the business world. Alfredo Capote, Daniel Moska, Elías Revah, Gabriel Morelos, Gabriela Rocha, Guillermo Lagos, Javier Elizalde, Javier Gavaldón, Luis Gerardo Román, Miguel Ángel del Barrio, Pilar Ruiz de Chávez and Pedro Luis Grasa. From the awarded companies, 19 were included for the first time on this listing, while 41 have been awarded before; some of these, even since the first edition, which tells us about a group of companies committed to constant enhancement and the consolidation of their business. The following are The Best Mexican Companies in 2014, congratulations to each one of them! Aguascalientes (1) 1. Transportes Unidos de Castañeda, TRUCKA (1 st time) Baja California (1) 2. ECO Gasolineras Colima (1) 3. La Marina y El Bodegón Federal District (17) 4. Alden: Germania, Sátelite y Automotriz Geisha (1st time) 5. Avimex 6. Elara Comunicaciones (1 st time) 7. GIA 8. Grupo PROCSA (1 st time) 9. Harinas Elizondo(1 st time) 10. Helvex 11. Iké Asistencia 12. Interprotección, Agente de Seguros y de Fianzas 13. ISA Corporativo 14. KidZania 15. MásNegocio 16. Mita 17. netlogistik 18. Servicios Técnicos de Cobranza, SERTEC (1 st time) 19. Sistema Único de Autofinanciamiento, Su Auto 20. Taco Holding (1 st time) Guanajuato (1) 21. XTRA Congelados Naturales (1 st time) Jalisco (11) 22. Almacenadora Mercader, Almer 23. COA Internacional 24. CompuSoluciones 25. Grupo García Ascencio, Asfaltos Guadalajara (1 st time) 26. Grupo San Carlos 27. Grupo URREA 28. Grupo Vanguardia (1 st time) 29. Iluminación Especializada de Occidente, Tecno Lite 30. Radec Autopartes (1 st time) 31. Tierra y Armonía (1 st time) 32. URREA Dando Vida al Agua State of Mexico (7) 33. Andamios Atlas 34. Electrodos INFRA 35. Frialsa Frigoríficos 36. FUJIFILM de México 37. Grupo Ruz 38. Lactoproductos La Loma (1 st time) 39. Makymat (1 st time) Michoacán (2) 40. Casas Arko 41. CITELIS Nuevo León (5) 42. Casas Javer (1 st time) 43. CrediClub 44. Dextra Technologies 45. Papeles y Conversiones de México (1 st time) 46. Sanilock Puebla (2) 47. Ivi Hogar 48. Unicar Plastics

4 Querétaro (2) 49. Grupo PERC 50. Transportadora Egoba Quintana Roo (2) 51. CADU Inmobiliaria (1 st time) 52. Experiencias XCARET The Best Mexican Companies entails a process of great knowledge for each of the participating companies, showing their areas of opportunity and improvement, regardless of being acknowledged or not. Sinaloa (4) 53. Agroequipos del Valle (1 st time) 54. Agroindustrias del Norte 55. Grupo Ceres 56. SERDI (1 st time) Sonora (2) 57. Caffenio 58. CT Computadoras y Tecnología Tabasco (2) 59. Farmacias de Descuento Unión 60. Holding del Golfo Press Contact Elsi Saidé Becerril Manzano ebecerril@deloittemx.com / These 60 companies will receive their acknowledgment in a gala that will be held on November 27 th in Mexico City.

Banamex, founded in 1884, has a vast distribution network of about 1,700 branch offices, 6,800 ATMs and over 17,000 agencies throughout the country. www.banamex.com.

5 Grupo Financiero Banamex: Leading Financial Group in Mexico. With a universal banking strategy, the Group offers a variety of financial services to individuals and legal entities, including commercial and investment banking, insurance and investment management. Banamex, founded in 1884, has a vast distribution network of about 1,700 branch offices, 6,800 ATMs and over 17,000 agencies throughout the country. Deloitte México: Deloitte refers to Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu Limited, LTDA in the UK, and its network of member companies, each of them as a unique and independent legal entity. Galaz, Yamazaki, Ruiz Urquiza, S.C. GYRU is the leading firm in Mexico in multidisciplinary services in auditing, tax, legal and financial advisory services. Deloitte México has received, for fourteen consecutive years the "Socially Responsible Corporation (SER, by its acronym in Spanish) award granted by the Centro Mexicano para la Filantropía (CEMEFI), and one of the best places to work in Mexico by the Great Place to Work Institute. Tecnológico de Monterrey: The Tecnológico de Monterrey is a higher education institution educating students to become responsible citizens who trigger development in their communities. It seeks promoting humanistic values, international perspective and entrepreneurial culture, values included in the mission of the Tecnológico de Monterrey. The Tecnológico de Monterrey has presence throughout Mexico through 33 campuses and in several countries with, headquarters, liaison offices and its Virtual University. The Best Mexican Companies: The acknowledgment granted due to high performance level in business management, to medium-sized Mexican private companies registered in the program, it is fostered by the Banco Nacional de México, Deloitte and the Tecnológico de Monterrey. This initiative conceived by the consultancy firm Deloitte at international level 21 years ago, is introduced for the first time in Mexico in 2010, and still is a unique acknowledgment in its kind in the country and Latin America.

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