The federal government reported that more than 150 projects are moving forward in the process to receive tax incentives from Plan México totaling approximately 1 billion dollars. Plan Mexico is the federal government’s national strategy to drive economic development. It promotes new investments in strategic sectors through tax
A total of 13,469 Simplified Joint-Stock Companies (SAS) were created in Mexico over an 11-month period, from September 2025 to July 2026. The SAS corporate framework encourages the creation of new companies through electronic means and completely free of charge, adapting to the needs of entrepreneurs. Simplified Joint-Stock
Mexico has set a goal of obtaining more uranium for its electric power industry, with support from the Mexican Geological Service (SGM). One of the goals of the Ministry of Economy is to build knowledge about potential uranium and associated resources in Mexico through geological and radiometric studies.
The Mexican government is planning actions and has taken steps to simplify mining regulations and improve public administration of the industry. Mexico is the world’s leading producer of silver and a major producer of gold, copper, and zinc. The country reached a record value of 379,290 million pesos
Mexico and Brazil resumed trade negotiations on ACE 53 and ACE 55, ruling out the possibility of reaching a free trade agreement. On September 5, 2025, both nations resumed negotiations to expand and deepen Economic Complementation Agreements No. 53 and No. 55. From that date through February 10,
The Mexican auto parts industry reached a production value of 63,833 million dollars in the first half of 2026, a year-over-year increase of 9.1 percent. According to estimates by Gentex Corporation, global light-duty vehicle production will fall by about 2% year-over-year during the third quarter of 2026 and