Follow us

Pacífico Mexinol builds green methanol plant

With an investment of more than US$3.3 billion, construction of the Pacífico Mexinol plant will begin in Topolobampo, Sinaloa, making it the largest green methanol facility in the world.   The project, led by US firm Transition Industries LLC, marks a milestone for the sustainable chemical industry in Mexico and represents one of the most… Continue reading Pacífico Mexinol builds green methanol plant

NBHX Trim Expands Production in Mexico

NBHX Trim Mexico, S. de R.L. de C.V., a wholly owned subsidiary of China-based Ningbo Huaxiang Electronic Co., Ltd. (NBHX), a leading global automotive interior supplier, has inaugurated a new production line at its plant in Aguascalientes, with an investment of over US$23 million. This project establishes the facility as one of the group’s most… Continue reading NBHX Trim Expands Production in Mexico

hinese Autos: Steady in Mexico, Growth Cools

The first half of 2025 has been marked by the decision of the US administration to increase tariffs on materials such as steel and aluminum, which has impacted the Mexican automotive industry, particularly the auto parts sector. In April and May, there was a drop not only in production but also in sales. Despite this… Continue reading hinese Autos: Steady in Mexico, Growth Cools

Aztema Opens US$400M Tire Plant in Mexico

Aztema, a joint venture between China-based Sailun (51%) and Mexico’s Tire Direct (49%), has officially launched production at its new tire manufacturing plant in Irapuato, Guanajuato. Representing an investment of US$400 million, the facility is projected to produce up to 6 million tires annually for domestic and international markets, according to the National Chamber of… Continue reading Aztema Opens US$400M Tire Plant in Mexico

Mexico guest country at Qinghai Expo (2/2)

On the morning of June 25, 2025, the 26th Qinghai-Mexico Economic and Trade Cooperation Exchange Conference was successfully held in Xining, Qinghai. The conference aimed to strengthen exchanges and cooperation between Qinghai and Mexico in key areas such as logistics, finance, food and baverages, exploring potential collaboration opportunities. Through experience sharing and discussions on cooperation… Continue reading Mexico guest country at Qinghai Expo (2/2)

Mexico guest country at Qinghai Expo (1/2)

The 26th Qinghai Investment and Trade Fair for Green Development, hosted by the People’s Government of The 26th Qinghai Investment and Trade Fair for Green Development, hosted by the People’s Government of Qinghai Province, China, was successfully held in Xining, Qinghai Province from June 25 to 28, 2025. This year’s Qinghai Expo featured Mexico as… Continue reading Mexico guest country at Qinghai Expo (1/2)

BYD Ships 3,503 EVs to Mexico

Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer BYD has taken a significant step in its global logistics strategy with the arrival of its first exclusive maritime shipment to Mexico. The BYD CHANGZHOU, a car carrier ship under the Liberian flag, docked at the Specialized Automotive Terminal (TEA) at the Port of Lázaro Cárdenas, delivering 3,503 electric vehicles. This… Continue reading BYD Ships 3,503 EVs to Mexico

Mexico, among the most open economies in the world

Amid global economic uncertainties and geopolitical tensions, Mexico’s key sectors demonstrate remarkable resilience. The latest CIAL Insights report by Dun & Bradstreet highlights pivotal economic trends, underscoring foreign trade’s vital role and policy synergies: April 2025 manufacturing exports hit $48.6 billion (90% of total exports), with 6.9% annual growth, reaffirming their economic engine status. Sectoral… Continue reading Mexico, among the most open economies in the world

MX proposes adding semiconductor chapter to USMCA

The Ministry of Economy informed that at the Semiconductor Cooperation Forum it was proposed to include a semiconductor chapter in the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA). The United States has promoted and subsidized this industry in order to relocate production in its country and depend less on Asian imports, considering Mexico as a complementary country in the… Continue reading MX proposes adding semiconductor chapter to USMCA

MX proposes adding semiconductor chapter to USMCA

The Ministry of Economy informed that at the Semiconductor Cooperation Forum it was proposed to include a semiconductor chapter in the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA). The United States has promoted and subsidized this industry in order to relocate production in its country and depend less on Asian imports, considering Mexico as a complementary country in the… Continue reading MX proposes adding semiconductor chapter to USMCA