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Guanajuato and Nuevo León with the highest values ​​of FDI in manufacturing in 2021
RIM | April 07, 2022 |

During 2021, the states that managed to attract the highest number of foreign direct investment (FDI) in the country were Gua­na­jua­to and Nue­vo León, according to data from the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (Inegi), in addition, both entities were the only ones that managed to obtain this increase in the attraction of capital.

With accumulated investments of more than 4,026 million dollars in 2021, Nuevo León was the state that headed the list of FDI and became the most attractive for international companies, according to the Ministry of Economy.

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For its part, Guanajuato had an annual growth of 86.1% in this area, increasing one thousand 754 million dollars compared to the figure registered in 2020, and even its performance was 119.2% higher than what was marked in 2019, before the pandemic.

Both entities also showed the highest values in terms of manufacturing production, reaching 750 thousand 953 million pesos, in the case of Nuevo León, and 569 thousand 010 million in Guanajuato.

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Guanajuato is not the only state in the Bajío area that has managed to rebound in terms of investment, as it highlights that during 2021, Querétaro completed 32 capital injection projects, which meant investments of more than 32,287 million pesos.

In addition to this, the state also resumed the attraction of FDI belonging to companies dedicated to the manufacture of transport equipment, a branch where it registered more than 263 million dollars of investment, a figure almost seven times higher than that obtained in 2020, which was only 37 million.

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