To address the growing demand for industrial parks driven by nearshoring, the Jalisco company Kampus Desarrollos will focus in 2024 on the "Kampus Desarrollos 2.0" project.

The project includes the diversification of its capital sources and the development of industrial complexes with added value, generating a positive social impact on the environment, as indicated to El Economista by the company's CEO, Bruno Martínez.

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The also president of the Association of Industrial Parks of the State of Jalisco (APIEJ), explained that in coordination with the state and municipal authorities, the developers will define strategic industrial spaces and will work together to provide them with services, housing in the environment, transportation and mobility to avoid an imbalance in the areas where the new parks are developed.

The new Kampus Desarrollos complex will begin construction on the highway to Colotlán in the municipality of Zapopan, one of the points of the metropolitan area that became a "dormitory zone" due to the lack of sources of work, infrastructure and services, causing various problems such as mobility.

Kampus Desarrollos has a first industrial park of 90 thousand square meters, located in the municipality of Ixtlahuacán de los Membrillos, eight kilometers from the Guadalajara international airport and which, in its first phase, is practically fully rented with the installation of companies. such as Sanmina and Laboratorios Pisa.

In its second phase, this industrial park will have an area of 130 thousand square meters and for its development, it will have an investment of 100 million dollars that, as in the first stage, would be contributed by Canadian institutional funds.

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The development of Kampus Industrial Zapopan also includes an area of 183 thousand square meters and an investment of 150 million dollars for which the company is looking for new institutional partners that have corporate governance.

According to Bruno Martínez, the arrival of companies to Jalisco that are looking for infrastructure to relocate their plants has not stopped, although the "strong wave" of nearshoring will come in 2025, associated with the electoral issue, both in Mexico and the United States, and will be key in the next four years, Martinez added.

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