The Mexican Association of Private Industrial Parks (AMPIP) is driving a strategy to complete production chains in Mexico by attracting suppliers and new players in sectors such as automotive and auto parts, aerospace, pharmaceuticals, and logistics—all within a landscape comprising 477 operational facilities and 103 currently under construction.
Of Interest: Querétaro’s industrial inventory expanded by over 400,000 m² over the past year
The competition to attract industrial investment to Mexico has shifted: it is no longer just about adding plants, but about identifying the specific components, processes, and services needed to complete production chains.
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The strategy aims to link sector-specific intelligence, investment promotion, and industrial infrastructure. To this end, AMPIP plans to collaborate with industry chambers, specialized organizations, developers, operators, government authorities, and promotion agencies, with the goal of turning identified opportunities into concrete projects.
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