The choice of Nuevo León as the headquarters for the new Tesla plant and the attractiveness that the region presents for international companies, mainly from Asia, to establish themselves as part of the relocation phenomenon, has caused the state to "sweep" in the attraction of foreign investment.

Proof of this is that, to date, 58 investment projects have been completed and announced and it is estimated that in the coming months the number will exceed one hundred projects until the end of 2023.

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It is expected that this year Nuevo León will receive 8.800 million dollars of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI). According to the government of Nuevo León, both phenomena have generated a considerable increase in the attraction of FDI, proof of this is that the entity is expected to close the year with 8,800 million dollars of foreign investment, a figure much higher than the 5,945 million that were captured in 2022.

Although there is a greater arrival of companies of Asian origin due to the relocation, before the installation of Tesla in the country there have also been cases of companies from the United States and Europe.

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It is important to remember that the Tesla plant will be installed in the municipality of Santa Catarina and will be the largest in the world, capable of producing up to 1 million electric vehicles per year.

Derived from the arrival of companies attracted by both phenomena, Nuevo León is recording a great demand for industrial space, to the point of presenting availability levels of less than 1 percent.

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