Sedeco reported that national and international businessmen have found the economic diversification project for the capital of Mexico attractive, where added value, digitization, as well as sustainability are the axes.

The industrialization project of Mexico City, known as Vallejo-i, will close this 2022 with an investment of 11,124 million pesos, reported the local Secretariat of Economic Development (Sedeco).

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This Wednesday, the head of Sedeco, Fadlala Akabani Hneide, announced that in addition to having achieved this capital raising, there are also two investment amounts for 2023, for around 500 million pesos.

He explained that this year's investments are concentrated in the logistics and distribution sectors, with a large part of the resources coming from the companies Honeywell, Neolpharma, Park Vallejo, O'Donnell, Bimbo, Alpla, Áximo and Prologys Chrysler.

Regarding the factors that have caused the arrival of investments, he indicated that for businessmen the economic diversification project for the capital of Mexico has been attractive, where the axes are added value, digitization, as well as sustainability.

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Another element that is added is that from 2019 to date, 1,000 million pesos have been invested in this part of the city, highlighting the creation of the Center for Development and Technological Innovation, CDIT Vallejo.

At the same time, the logistical, mobility, location and infrastructure advantages that Vallejo has are added.

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