Nearshoring will bring investment to Mexico, new infrastructure requirements, the need for specialized and experienced personnel, given this, financial groups and banks in particular are already responding to this requirement.

In this sense, the specialists from the International Desk of Santander México point out that Nearshoring implies a greater demand for financial services among large-scale companies that relocate their operations, but it also implies a greater requirement for financial services, by hundreds of SMEs and individuals that will be suppliers of products, goods and services.

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In this way, they are providing a specialized structure, with accompaniment for companies seeking to reach the country, while providing a wide variety of value-added financial solutions.

An example of this is the case of working capital financing without the need to generate additional debt; noting that they are developing long-term financing to meet the needs of new industrial parks.

For its part, Grupo Financiero Base is taking actions and focusing on companies from foreign industries in the automotive, food, aerospace and home appliance sectors, mainly.

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These firms have shown interest in relocating their operations to Mexico; For this reason, they have streamlined their processes for opening new accounts, provide personalized treatment, and offer service in Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and English.

Likewise, it has found an opportunity serving treasuries with a very specific market, which requires focused and efficient services of a financial nature, savings fund, currency, hedging instruments and liquidity.

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