At the end of 2022, different sectors show signs of recovery and the industrial sector is no exception because, despite the challenges it faced in this period, it will close with good economic figures in almost all areas, according to Francisco Tijerina, director of Scale Business Development.

Regarding foreign direct investment (FDI) destined for the industrial market, in 2021 it was 24 thousand 831 million dollars (mdd) and this year, from January to September, 32 thousand 147 mdd have been registered. In turn, the Ministry of Finance and Public Credit estimated that GDP will rebound by 3% in 2023; instead, the Bank of Mexico considered that the country will grow 1.6% next year.

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On the other hand, Tijerina commented that Nuevo León is one of the most notable entities, receiving almost 3 billion dollars in foreign investment (FDI), which means 9% of the national total. This state has benefited, above all, from nearshoring, capturing up to 50% of the income derived in Mexico for this effect.

In addition, it is relevant at a national level thanks to its available space and infrastructure, as well as its 149 industrial parks of different sectors.

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Behind this state is Jalisco with 7.5% of FDI acquisition and Chihuahua and Guanajuato, both with 5.2%.

Finally, the director of Escala pointed out that, in Mexico, there will be no shortage of space available, since work continues in each of the areas and it is sought that there is always availability above five percent.

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