Mexico in Brief

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From Mexico in Brief Newsletter

  • NUEVO LEÓN ATTRACTS DUTCH AGRIBUSINESS COMPANIES.

    Dutch companies Alpine Greens and Van der Hoeven announced an investment of approximately U.S.$200 million to develop a high-tech greenhouse project in the Mexican State of Nuevo León. The project will focus on sustainable lettuce and vegetable production using advanced agricultural and lighting technologies.

    The development is expected to become one of the most technologically advanced greenhouse operations in the Americas, as Nuevo León continues to attract investment tied to innovation, food production, and sustainable infrastructure.

  • GM TO SHIFT CHEVROLET PRODUCTION TO MEXICO.

    General Motors announced that the Chevrolet Aveo and Groove models will begin assembly operations in Mexico starting in 2027, moving production away from China as part of a broader manufacturing strategy. The project forms part of the company’s previously announced U.S.$1 billion investment plan in the country. Production will take place at GM’s Ramos Arizpe facility in the Mexican State of Coahuila and is expected to support the company’s efforts to increase local manufacturing capacity for the domestic market. The move also aligns with broader trends toward regionalized supply chains and reduced dependence on Asian imports.

  • FLEX EXPANDS MEXICAN AI INFRASTRUCTURE.

    The Singapore-based manufacturing and technology company Flex announced an investment of approximately U.S.$1 billion in Mexico to expand production related to artificial intelligence infrastructure and data center equipment. The investment will be deployed over the coming years across facilities located in several Mexican States. The expansion is expected to create more than 5,000 specialized jobs and strengthen the company’s advanced manufacturing capabilities amid growing global demand for AI and digital infrastructure technologies.

  • BILLIONAIRE RENEWABLE ENERGY PROJECTS ANNOUNCED BY COX.

    Spain-based energy company Cox announced plans to invest approximately U.S.$1 billion in renewable energy projects in the Mexican State of Nuevo León, focused on expanding solar and wind generation capacity. The projects are intended to support increasing industrial energy demand in the region and form part of the company’s broader expansion strategy in Mexico following its acquisition of Iberdrola México’s assets.

  • NATURGY TO EXPAND ITS NUEVO LEÓN GAS INFRASTRUCTURE.

    Naturgy, a Spain-based energy company, announced plans to invest approximately U.S.$349 million through 2030 to expand and modernize its natural gas distribution network in the Mexican State of Nuevo León. The project will focus on strategic municipalities and aims to strengthen energy infrastructure supporting industrial and urban growth. The announcement follows meetings between company executives and state authorities to explore additional infrastructure opportunities, as Nuevo León continues to consolidate its role within Mexico’s industrial and energy landscape.

  • TERNIUM PLANNING BILLIONAIRE EXPANSION.

    Ternium announced plans to invest approximately U.S.$8 billion in its industrial complex in Pesquería, Nuevo León, with the objective of producing steel entirely in Mexico and reducing dependence on imports. The project is expected to strengthen domestic steel production capacity and support growing demand from the manufacturing and automotive sectors in North America.

  • NEW LOGISTICS AND INDUSTRIAL PROJECT OPENS IN MEXICO.

    VCO Parque Toluca inaugurated a new industrial park in the Mexican State of Mexico with an investment of approximately U.S.$16 million, supporting the expansion of industrial and logistics infrastructure in the region. The project is designed to accommodate manufacturing, logistics, and service companies, and is expected to contribute to job creation and local economic activity. VCO Parque Toluca adds new industrial and logistics capacity to one of Mexico’s main manufacturing regions, supporting companies seeking proximity to key consumer and export markets.

  • CANADIAN PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANY TO DEVELOP NEW PLANT.

    Solar International Core Canada announced an investment of approximately U.S.$2 billion to develop a pharmaceutical ingredients plant in the Mexican State of Hidalgo. The project will be located in the Zapotlán Economic Development Pole and aims to strengthen Mexico’s pharmaceutical manufacturing capabilities. The investment reflects continued interest in Mexico as a strategic destination for industrial and healthcare-related projects within North America’s evolving supply chains.