Ferrovalle will invest up to 200 million pesos (mp) to maintain its infrastructure and rearrange its roads to adapt to new cargo needs this year.

The operations of this company, like others in the sector, have been strongly impacted by the pandemic, for example, in a drop in the arrival of containers from Asia at the beginning of March.

And then in other key industries, such as cement, but as of October a recovery began to be seen that led to a growth of 8.7% in the cargo transported in 2020 compared to 2019.

A part of the investments will be to increase the length of the track, since a greater infrastructure is required to receive increasingly larger containers and merchandise, at a faster rate.

The company also participates as a supplier in the transportation of material for the construction of the Felipe Ángeles International Airport, at the military air base of Santa Lucía, State of Mexico.

This occurs after the company provided the same services for the construction of the New Mexico International Airport (NAIM) before its cancellation.

According to the Solili real estate platform, the north of the metropolitan area of Mexico City will have notable growth in the coming months due to the arrival of companies from the logistics sector.

One of the destinations with the highest uptake is the Tepotzotlán corridor, in the State of Mexico, which currently has an inventory of 2,111,692 square meters, of which 186,497 square meters are vacant.

In this corridor there are, as of March 2021, around 189 thousand 781 square meters of construction.

Are you interested in knowing more about this industrial corridor? Check here the information verified by Solili.