The industrial growth driven by nearshoring has been crucial for the development of certain states in Mexico, thanks to three of its regions with the strongest opportunities: the Border, Bajío, and Center. We can see that some states in the Northern Border, such as Nuevo León, Chihuahua, and Coahuila, stand out for their state-of-the-art infrastructure and global competitiveness. These states lead...
From January to September 2024, Guanajuato achieved a record of $29.9 billion in exports, representing a 14.39% growth compared to the same period last year. This result solidifies the state’s position as the fifth-largest exporter in Mexico, standing out as the leading non-border state exporter. Exports have a positive impact on the local economy, directly benefiting over 230,000 Guanajuato...
In today’s global landscape, where companies aim to streamline supply chains, Mexico stands out as a prime location for nearshoring, allowing international firms to bring operations closer to key consumer markets. Mexico’s unique advantages with proximity to the United States, a well-developed manufacturing infrastructure, and strong trade agreements like the USMCA, positioning the country as a...
Ramos Arizpe solidified its position as Coahuila's leading industrial hub, distinguished by rapid employment growth and strong investment appeal. Over six years, formal employment registered with the IMSS has surged from 80,000 to over 120,000, marking a significant 50% increase. This growth is a testament to the region’s commitment to fostering an investor-friendly environment, where companies not only...
The AMPIP has announced a development program for 128 new industrial parks in Mexico, aimed at strengthening the country’s logistics infrastructure and attracting new investments. This project, which involves an estimated investment of between $6.2 and $8.6 billion, will generate significant economic and social dynamism, creating tens of thousands of direct and indirect jobs. The Mexican industrial...
Currently, Queretaro is positioned as the leading market for industrial construction in Bajio, with 23 industrial warehouses under construction, totaling 400,000 square meters. These industrial buildings are classified as "A" class, specifically designed to accommodate companies with large volumes of manufacturing, production, and supply chain needs. This growth represents a significant opportunity...
Ciudad Juárez has emerged as a key player in the technology industry, positioning itself as one of the most relevant centers for semiconductor manufacturing and integration in Mexico. This border city has strengthened its role in the global supply chain, particularly in integrating semiconductors into high-value-added products, driving significant industrial growth. With more than 50% of Mexico's...
Nearshoring has had a significant impact in Mexico in recent years, leading to continuous growth in industrial building construction and prompting companies to position themselves within the country to reduce costs and streamline operations. Additionally, it has transformed the industrial real estate market in Mexico, offering an exceptional opportunity for economic growth and diversification,...
San Luis Potosí is one of the most favorable and profitable cities for investments. It is evident that leading companies from around the world have already chosen to establish and expand their operations in this region to enhance their competitiveness and productivity. Its industrial sector is poised to be one of the major beneficiaries of the surge in industrial space development across the...
Private investment, both domestic and foreign, continues to demonstrate confidence in Tamaulipas' economic growth, resulting in a 2.6% annual increase in the state’s industrial sector for April, according to the Monthly Indicator of Industrial Activity (IMAIEF) from INEGI. This indicator, designed to track the development of the secondary sector at the state level, shows a positive trend in economic...
