Mexico's state oil giant Pemex plans to tie-up with private companies on 10 projects both on land and offshore under a newly approved energy sector overhaul, CEO Emilio Lozoya said on Wednesday.
Pemex is also looking at tie-ups in mature fields it currently operates, as well as in the deep water Maximino field, Lozoya said.
(Reporting by David Alire Garcia, Tomas Sarmiento and Adriana Barrera)
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