Editor’s note: Mexico’s investment story is increasingly about solving big challenges while building the industries of tomorrow. A new desalination plant in Baja California aims to strengthen water security for nearly 1 million people, while major investments in RNA-based crop protection and data-center capacity point to the country’s growing role in biotech and digital infrastructure. These stories are worth reading together because they show where capital is flowing — toward water, food resilience and the data economy — and what those bets could mean for Mexico’s future.
MND Staff
The company said the plant, with an initial capacity to produce 190 million liters of drinking water per day, is expected to be completed in three years and will be…
The enterprise, founded by Mexican scientist Andrey Zarur, will not only provide Mexico with a more environmentally friendly method of pest control, but will also contribute to an emerging Mexican…
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KIO Data Centers has operated in Mexico for two decades and is a major driver in converting the state of Querétaro into a hub for the digital economy in Mexico.
