Tech Roadshow Auditorium 9-A 2026: the room where a Mexican fintech closes the book-building of its IPO and the founder’s cap with the year of the listing is already embroidered into every kit
Tech Roadshow Auditorium 9-A 2026 is the placement plenary of a private business centre on the Reforma–Insurgentes corridor, with 380 theatre seats, an elevated stage for the CEO and CFO pitch, a 6-metre LED wall for the investment deck, an 18-microphone table system for the management Q&A, an adjoining press room with 40 positions for reporters from Bloomberg Línea, Reuters, Expansión, El Financiero, The Information, TechCrunch and Axios, a foyer with six accreditation lanes, an institutional lounge for 60 people, and a broadcast booth with a dedicated line to the BMV and BIVA floors. Capacity runs to three to five consecutive roadshow days with two sessions per day. This is where fintechs, neobanks, investment platforms, regulated crypto exchanges, proptechs, insurtechs and healthtechs run their IPO roadshows choosing between BMV and BIVA as listing venue, with compliance to the Securities Market Law, the Single Emitter Circular, the CNBV placement-prospectus rules, and USMCA when the depository and clearing cross the border with the United States and Canada. What defines Tech Roadshow Auditorium 9-A 2026 is not the LED wall — it is the cadence: two pitch sessions a day, technical Q&A, one-on-one lunch session with analysts, all timed to the minute, and the merch is delivered before the first pitch without interrupting book building.