MND_NEARSHORING IN MEXICO
WSJ: Sheinbaum administration wants US help to reduce Mexico’s imports from...
The Wall Street Journal reported on this administration's plan to reduce dependence on China, with help from foreign manufacturers operating in Mexico.
US lawmakers pressure Sheinbaum to address Chinese ‘connected’ car concerns
The lawmakers' letter warned Sheinbaum that Chinese vehicles made or sold in Mexico pose a cyber threat to North America.
Hofusan Industrial Park announces US $1B expansion plans in Nuevo León
The industrial park is owned by Chinese and Mexican developers and has already invested US $1 billion in its facilities to date.
Trump threatens 200% tariff if John Deere moves production to Mexico
It was reported in July that John Deere's Ramos Arizpe facility would take over the manufacturing of certain types of machinery formerly made in the U.S.
Who’s investing in Mexico? With this government platform, you can now see for yourself
A new feature lets visitors to the website see how much foreign businesses plan to invest in Mexico, along with other information.
Opinion: The missed opportunities for Mexico’s economy
Economist Valeria Moy thinks the judicial reform will hinder Mexico's growth and its ability to take advantage of the nearshoring opportunity.
Chinese company Intretech to invest US $60M in Nuevo León plant
Intretech’s move to Mexico is a strategic investment to strengthen its presence in the Americas.
Banxico: Manufacturing sector cools in Q2 as nearshoring lags
The dawn of nearshoring in Mexico has yet to break, as 41% of surveyed companies predicted that its greatest impact will be felt after 2026.
Northern Mexico’s industrial real estate boom shows no sign of slowing down
Industrial real estate leasing rates in three of Mexico's northern cities saw impressive growth so far in 2024, but a new study says even more space is needed.
Judicial reform won’t dent investor confidence, says COMCE president
"We're not shooting ourselves in the foot," said Sergio Cardenas, predicting that FDI in Mexico will exceed US $40 billion in 2024.
WSJ reports US $35B of foreign investment in Mexico is stalled
According to the Wall Street Journal, U.S. companies are holding back on investment due to uncertainty about judicial reform and the U.S. elections.
Opinion: There can be judicial reform without undermining trust
Pedro Casas, CEO of the American Chamber of Commerce of Mexico, details how the judicial reform could destabilize the Mexican economy.
Is nearshoring going to end before it really begins?
Mexican and U.S. business leaders cast AMLO's judicial reform as a grave threat to the nearshoring trend in Mexico.
