Country profile

Mexico

For Mexico, Rare Context holds 1 asset or right in 1 class and figures on mine production and reserves. It is the largest producer of silver among the countries the USGS lists.

Assets and rights

Each class links to its page for Mexico.

Mine production and reserves

24 commodities in the USGS Mineral Commodity Summaries, the ones where Mexico ranks highest first.

CommodityMine production, 2025World rankReserves, 2025World rank
Silver, silver content6,300 t/year +9%#1 of 1437,000 t#6 of 12
Fluorspar1,500,000 t/year −1%#2 of 1268,000,000 t#2 of 9
Wollastonite100,000 t/year −11%#3 of 4——
Strontium, strontium content20,000 t/year +5%#4 of 5——
Zinc, zinc content780,000 t/year +1%#5 of 1014,000,000 t#5 of 9
Molybdenum, molybdenum content17,000 t/year +5%#5 of 15130,000 t#8 of 15
Barite300,000 t/year +23%#5 of 10——
Clays, fuller’s earth120,000 t/year 0%#5 of 7——
Lead, lead content200,000 t/year −17%#7 of 125,600,000 t#4 of 11
Gold, gold content140 t/year 0%#7 of 131,400 t#12 of 13
14 more commodities
CommodityMine production, 2025World rankReserves, 2025World rank
Diatomite100,000 t/year 0%#7 of 13——
Clays, bentonite80,000 t/year +4%#9 of 11——
Gypsum5,400,000 t/year 0%#9 of 19——
Perlite30,000 t/year +3%#9 of 14——
Salt7,000,000 t/year 0%#9 of 23——
Antimony, antimony content600 t/year 0%#10 of 1518,000 t#13 of 13
Clays, kaolin50,000 t/year −4%#10 of 10——
Copper, copper content690,000 t/year −4%#11 of 1453,000,000 t#6 of 14
Graphite (natural)740 t/year +5%#14 of 183,100,000 t#11 of 15
Iron ore, iron content4,800,000 t/year −2%#17 of 17520,000,000 t#16 of 17
Iron ore, usable ore7,700,000 t/year −1%#17 of 17——
Sand and gravel (industrial)2,700,000 t/year 0%#19 of 20——
Phosphate rock, marketable phosphate rock450,000 t/year +23%#24 of 2430,000,000 t#22 of 24
Iron ore, crude ore——940,000,000 t#16 of 17

World rank among the countries the USGS lists for each commodity, largest first. A percentage is the change on the year before.

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