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    Mexico’s FDI Climbs 11% in 2025, Reinforcing Long-Term Investor Confidence

    Mexico's FDI rose 11% in 2025, with 67.7% from reinvested earnings. What this sustained investor confidence means for manufacturing operations in Mexico.

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  • HNI Corporation to Open Saltillo Seating Manufacturing Facility

    HNI Corporation to Open Seating Manufacturing Facility in Saltillo, Mexico

    The Saltillo facility will provide additional capacity to meet HNI’s growing customer demand for office seating

  • HNI Corporation to Open Seating Manufacturing Facility in Saltillo, Mexico

    The Saltillo facility will provide additional capacity to meet HNI’s growing customer demand for office seating

  • Volvo Trucks Resumes Operations in Mexico with a New Plant in Nuevo Leon

    Volvo Trucks will invest $700 million in a new production facility in Nuevo León, Mexico, to serve the U.S. and Latin American markets.

  • Mexican Exports Break Record in the U.S. and Grow 35% with Brazil Despite Trade Barriers

  • Mexico Reinforces Trade Position with Tariff Exemption and New Economic Initiatives

    Mexico obtains a key tariff exemption under USMCA and accelerates its economic strategy to boost local production and maintain investor confidence.

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  • Amazon Announces $5 Billion Investment in Querétaro as Part of Mexico’s Digital Transformation

    Learn about Amazon’s $5 billion investment in Querétaro, driving job creation, digital infrastructure, and workforce development.

  • Volvo Group Announces $700 Million Investment in Nuevo León for Heavy Truck Manufacturing

    Volvo Group announces a $700M investment in Nuevo León to build a heavy truck plant, creating 7,500 jobs and boosting Mexico's automotive industry.

  • Mexican auto parts will be tariff-free in the U.S., boosting confidence in the domestic sector.

    The United States Customs and Border Protection (CBP) announced that tariffs will not be applied to auto parts produced in Mexico.

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