President Claudia Sheinbaum announced Thursday that Mexico will operate a national digital one-stop investment window.

In a message she gave at the Museum of Anthropology in Mexico City, Sheinbaum informed that the investment portfolio in the country totals 298,061 million dollars.

“None of them have been canceled; on the contrary, there is enormous enthusiasm for Mexico,” she said.

National digital one-stop investment window

Among the investments in process, several of great impact stand out. For example, Mexico Pacific Limited, from the United States, plans to invest 15 billion dollars in natural gas transportation. In addition, Tesla, also from the United States, will allocate 10,026 million dollars to the production of automobiles. 

Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners, from Denmark, will invest 10 billion dollars in wind energy. Woodside Energy, from Australia, will allocate 7.2 billion to the oil sector. Finally, KIA Motors, from Korea, will contribute 6 billion for automobile production.

Sheinbaum indicated that the national digital one-stop investment window will allow the simplification of procedures at the three levels of government.

“Simplification will be available for integrated municipal, state and national procedures,” she said.

FDI

Mexico reached a record of 36.872 billion dollars in Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in 2024. This figure represents an increase of 2.3% compared to the preliminary figure for 2023, according to Banco de México.

In addition, when contrasted with the updated 2023 figure, FDI inflows in 2024 grew by 1.1%.

The Ministry of Economy also highlighted FEMSA’s investments, reaching 11.665 billion dollars, and Ternium’s, with 6.553 billion dollars.