The Vallejo-i industrialization project has added a new amount of capital, so the projection of closing 2022 with 11,124 million pesos went to 14,403 million.

In October of this year, the head of the Secretariat for Economic Development (Sedeco), Fadlala Akabani Hneide, announced that this year would close with an investment of 11,124 million pesos, added to the fact that two amounts of capital had been secured for in 2023, for around 500 million.

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The investment amount was modified due to the dynamism that the project is presenting, in addition to the fact that the new resources translate into the opening of 35 new companies for Vallejo, mostly belonging to the pharmaceutical and logistics sector.

“New businesses have opened, we are not only talking about micro-businesses or small ones, we are also talking about big businesses and investment in the Vallejo area. So they are very good investments for Mexico City, there are 35 new investments, both national and foreign companies," said Akabani Hneide.

This year's investments are concentrated in the logistics and distribution sectors, a good part of the resources coming from the companies Honeywell, Neolpharma, Park Vallejo, O'Donnell, Bimbo, Alpla, Áximo and Prologis Chrysler.

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It should be noted that Vallejo-i was created with the administration of Sheinbaum Pardo, whose objective is to take advantage of the industrial vocation of Azcapotzalco and of Pantaco customs, so that more companies are established and generate the most important industrial innovation cluster in the Valley. of Mexico, in a context where there is an international economic conversion.

At the end of 2018, the value-added industrialization project for the capital was announced, and from that year to 2021, 500 million pesos were invested in public works, while the Private Initiative nearly 6,000 million.

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