Mexico has been manufacturing products in various industries for over 30 years, including the automotive, medical devices, and textile industries.

The nearshoring boom in Mexico is driven by four key global disruptions: the COVID-19, the Ukraine Ware, the U.S.-China trade conflict, and the Houthy Attacks.

Mexico's key trading partners are the United States, China, Germany, USA, Brazil, Japan, and South Korea.

There are significant competitive advantages associated with Mexico's efficient operations and low labor costs.

Mexico enjoys a strong reputation manufacturing, commerce, and service industry. Hundreds of corporations such as Nissan or Honeywell have established their presence in Mexico.

United States is within few hours reached by trucks, there are 54 crossing borders, 14 intermodal ports, and 64 international airports.

16% Tax advantage: Thanks to the Immex Program, imported products which are processed in Mexico and exported, are tax free.

Mexico has most free trade agreements (13) which includes 50 countries worldwide, this includes USMCA, Europe Union and CPTPP.

Mexico has abundant young and skilled workforce, particularly in the areas of engineering, information technology, and manufacturing.