Nearshoring unquestionably installed Mexico as one of the winning markets, which is why South American companies are analyzing the installation of industrial warehouses on the Mexican border.

These are the companies LarrainVial and Grupo Patio, in alliance with Grupo Delta, the same founders of Femsa, which make up an investment vehicle with a capital of around 100 million dollars.

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There would be 30 greenfield and construction-from-scratch industrial complexes that will be installed in Tijuana and Nuevo León; preferably, about 100 kilometers from the border with the United States; 6 are already identified.

The companies will lease the ships to manufacturers of pieces and parts for the automotive, electronic, metal, machinery, plastic or chemical industries, and that supply the United States.

Diario Financiero published that for about six months the Chilean firms and the group have been managing a fund in which they co-invest, but to which they seek to add more contributors.

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For this reason, they have deployed a work of meetings in Chile, Peru and Colombia, in order to fully formalize said investment vehicle and start with the management and subsequent installation of the industrial warehouses.

The Ministry of Finance and Public Credit has mentioned that the relocation of companies to industrial and manufacturing clusters in northern and central Mexico will allow greater growth in the country's economy.

In Solili you can consult industrial warehouses available in Reynosa and Ciudad Juárez

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