Recently, the contract for the design and construction of supporting facilities for the Queretaro-Irapuato passenger railway in Mexico was finalized. The winning bidder was a consortium comprised of Spanish construction company Aldesa (controlled by China Railway Construction Corporation) and China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation, with a contract value of approximately EUR 160 million (approximately RMB… Continue reading CRCC-controlled Aldesa wins USD 187M rail project in Mexico
Mexican Association of Private Industrial Parks (AMPIP) has brought the first 20 industrial parks tied to Plan México into operation, marking an early private-sector milestone for the federal government’s industrial strategy. Backed by more than USD 711 million in investment, the projects add 3.5 million m² of capacity across 10 key states and reinforce Mexico’s… Continue reading AMPIP delivers first 20 industrial parks under Plan Mexico
On March 9th 2026, a delivery ceremony for a batch of Zhongtong bus N12 dual-source trolleybuses exported to Mexico was held at Zhongtong bus headquarters in Liaocheng. This marks Mexico’s second purchase of these buses since 2021. These new buses will travel across the ocean to Mexico and be put into operation in Mexico City,… Continue reading Zhongtong export new batch of buses to Mexico
In January 2026, new car sales in Mexico reached a record high, with 131,491 vehicles sold, representing an 8.7% year-on-year increase. Notably, according to data from the Mexican Association of Automobile Dealers (AMDA), 22.3% of these vehicles were imported from China. According to Cristina Vázquez, economic research coordinator at AMDA, this growth reflects the increasing… Continue reading China’s automobile exports to Mexico hit a record high in Jan 2026
According to aggregated data on registered business projects across the states, Mexico announced and launched a total of USD 5.839 billion in investment projects between January and February 2026. This figure encompasses both domestic and foreign capital in strategic sectors such as energy, automobiles, pharmaceuticals, manufacturing, industrial parks, and food, indicating a solid start to… Continue reading Mexico logs USD 5.8B in Jan-Feb 2026 investment projects
According to preliminary data from the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI) and the Administrative Record of the Light Vehicle Automotive Industry (RAIAVL), sales of light vehicles in Mexico reached 118,297 units in February 2026, a slight decrease of 0.3% compared to February 2025. Despite monthly adjustments, the performance so far this year maintains the positive momentum… Continue reading Mexico auto market grows 4.4% year-on-year in Jan–Feb 2026
According to data from Mexico’s Ministry of Economy, foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows to Mexico reached a record high of USD 40.871 billion in 2025. This figure represents a 10.8% increase compared to the end of 2024, continuing a five-year upward trend in productive capital flows into the country. According to estimates by… Continue reading FDI in Mexico hits high record in 2025
CBRE’s 1Q26 Mexico Investment Sentiment Survey signals improving confidence in Mexico commercial real estate. It finds 83% of investors plan to maintain or increase investment in 2026, with industrial and logistics as the top target sector and growing interest in retail and data centers as investors balance core and opportunistic strategies. Mexico’s real estate… Continue reading CBRE: Mexico real estate investor confidence rises for 2026
China’s Dongfeng Motor Corporation has entered into a strategic partnership with Mexican auto importer Motornation recently, aiming to leverage its distribution network to strengthen the Dongfeng brand’s influence in the Mexican market and reshape the Dongfeng car consumer experience. Motornation has 26 dealerships that will sell Dongfeng Motor’s Box (urban electric vehicle), Shine (MPV), Mage… Continue reading China’s Dongfeng partners with Motornation in Mexico
The Mexican government confirmed that it will sign the modernized Free Trade Agreement with the European Union (TLCUEM 2.0) in May 2026, following a recent ruling by the Supreme Court of the United States that invalidated much of the tariff policy imposed by the previous U.S. administration.Mexico’s Secretary of Economy, Marcelo Ebrard, said that… Continue reading TLCUEM 2.0 in May 2026 after U.S. court ruling
