In 2021, 18 industrial projects were launched, as revealed by the State Economic Development Secretariat (SEDECO) of San Luis Potosí.

In a disaggregated manner, the government agency indicated that most of the industrial projects that were carried out correspond to national capital.

Six important Mexican companies came to the entity with the aim of expanding their projects in a key region for their operations to the north of the territory.

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Likewise, three projects of Chinese origin were launched, two from the United States and a couple more from the Italian capital.

To the list of new foreign companies in the Potosi entity were added investments of German, Canadian, Ecuadorian and French origin.

Although the confidentiality of the data was chosen, it was reported that a mixed investment project was also launched between Mexico, the United States, Japan and Spain.

In this regard, José Arturo Segoviano García, head of SEDECO in San Luis Potosí, announced that by 2023 the state government will allocate more than 6 billion pesos to infrastructure works that create an environment conducive to attracting greater investments through industrial projects that generate well-paid jobs in the four regions of the entity.

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"Governor Ricardo Gallardo Cardona has considered making San Luis Potosí the most attractive place to invest in Mexico," he stressed.

Until the end of last year, San Luis Potosí ranked as the third state that grew the most in the Central-Bajío region.

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