Mexico accumulated $7.152 billion in announced investments between May 1 and June 15, 2026, driven by projects in manufacturing, logistics, infrastructure, energy, pharmaceuticals, aerospace, and food. The announcements were distributed across states such as Nuevo León, the State of Mexico, Guanajuato, Querétaro, Coahuila, Veracruz, Hidalgo, Sonora, Aguascalientes, and Mexico City, confirming the interest of both domestic and international companies in expanding their production presence in the country.

Manufacturing accounted for the majority of committed resources during the period

Manufacturing accounted for the majority of committed resources during the period. Companies such as Kener Laboratories, Liomont, Bayer, Opella Mexico, Grupo Neolpharma, Yokohama, Koblenz, SEIREN Viscotec, Adient Technotrim, Kromberg & Schubert, and Click Technology announced new investments to increase production capacity, install new production lines, or expand operations in different regions of the country.

Among the most significant manufacturing projects are Kener Laboratories, with an investment of $612.6 million; Liomont, with $232.5 million; Bayer, with $174.4 million; Opella Mexico, with $133.7 million; and Grupo Neolpharma, with $43.6 million. These investments strengthen the productive capacity of one of the industries with the highest added value in the Mexican economy.

Mercado Libre makes the largest announcement of investment in logistics and infrastructure

The largest project belongs to Mercado Libre, which announced a $4.6 billion investment to strengthen its logistics infrastructure, technology, and operational expansion. The company accounted for more than 64% of the total amount announced during the period.

In terms of infrastructure and logistics, notable announcements include those from Vinci Airports, with an investment of $400 million; Frialsa, with $46.5 million; EAM Mosca, with $8 million; and Hutchison Ports ICAVE, with $3.6 million. These projects aim to expand storage, distribution, transportation, and logistics operations capacity in various regions of the country. For its part, the energy company Naturgy announced an investment of $319.6 million in Nuevo León, one of the most important projects of the period within the energy and infrastructure sector.

Industrial states concentrate the main investment projects

The entities with the most activity in investment announcements were Nuevo León, State of Mexico, Querétaro, Guanajuato, Coahuila and Veracruz, states that maintain a strategic position for manufacturing, logistics and supply chains linked to the North American market.

During the first half of June, projects such as the expansion of Solar International Core Canada, with $116.2 million; the investment of Yokohama for $115 million; the expansion of Koblenz for $87.2 million; the Bristol Myers Squibb project for $58.1 million; and the expansion of SEIREN Viscotec for $46.5 million were also announced.

Other notable announcements include GE Aerospace, with $44.2 million; La Moderna, with $40 million; Kromberg & Schubert, with $26 million; Click Technology, with $21.5 million; Adient Technotrim, with $11.6 million; ITP Aero, with $5.8 million; and ZOOMLION, with $5.2 million.

The diversity of sectors, companies, and countries of origin of the investments reflects the confidence of companies from Mexico, the United States, Canada, Germany, Japan, Spain, France, Ireland, and China in the country’s productive potential. The $7.152 billion announced between May and June solidify Mexico’s role as one of the leading destinations for industrial and logistics investment.

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