Perspectivas y Análisis

Chihuahua ranks among Mexico's top five FDI destinations, with 480+ active plants, 413,000 IMMEX workers, and border proximity that allows just-in-time delivery to U.S. customers. This analysis examines real labor costs, industrial real estate conditions, regulatory requirements, and workforce dynamics for manufacturers evaluating nearshoring...

Mexico's triple helix model — the coordinated alignment of government incentives, university talent pipelines, and industrial clusters — is the structural engine behind the country's record $36.1 billion in FDI and growing manufacturing competitiveness. Foreign manufacturers who engage all three actors simultaneously ramp up faster, retain more...

Guadalajara hosts over 100,000 technology professionals and more than 1,000 IT companies, making it Mexico's leading nearshoring destination for North American firms. With real-time U.S. time-zone alignment, USMCA regulatory certainty, and total costs roughly 50% below U.S. equivalents, the city offers a convergence of advantages that offshore...

Mexico's aerospace sector surpassed US$10 billion in exports in 2024, ranking 10th globally with 386 companies across 19 states. This report breaks down regional cluster performance, FDI flows, workforce capacity, and the operational frameworks manufacturers need to enter the market.

La revisión formal del TMEC el 1 de julio de 2026 introduce variables concretas en costos, reglas de origen y planificación de inversiones para fabricantes extranjeros en México. Analizamos los tres escenarios posibles y las acciones que las operaciones shelter e IMMEX deben tomar antes de esa fecha.

México captó US$34.3 mil millones en IED durante el primer semestre de 2025, con manufactura representando 36% del total. Este análisis examina los beneficios concretos del nearshoring —ventajas arancelarias del T-MEC, costos laborales, modelo shelter y riesgos regulatorios— para tomadores de decisiones que evalúan operaciones en México antes...