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The S.A. de C.V. — sociedad anónima de capital variable — is the Mexican corporation in its near-universal variable-capital dress: born before a notary, inscribed in the public commercial registry and tax-identified by a 12-character RFC. Order the official record for any S.A. de C.V. in minutes, from €4.99.
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A Mexican company's identity rests on three documents: the escritura constitutiva (notarial incorporation deed), its inscription in the Registro Público de Comercio under an electronic folio, and the SAT-issued RFC. Counterparty paperwork usually shows only the RFC — verification means tying that back to the registered corporate identity behind it.
Name matching needs care: legal names omit accents and punctuation inconsistently across documents, and trading brands rarely match the registered denominación.
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Capital variable — the company may move its capital above the fixed minimum without amending its charter each time. It is a flexibility clause so standard that a plain "S.A." is the rarity in Mexico.
The RFC is the tax registry code — 12 characters for companies, derived from the name and incorporation date. It proves tax registration, not corporate standing; the corporate side lives in the notarial deed and the commercial-registry inscription (folio mercantil).
Generally no — the registry records the company, its charter facts and its legal representatives rather than a live shareholder list. Powers of attorney, granted before notaries and registered, are how signing authority is proven in Mexico.
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