In March 2024, with seasonally adjusted figures, the states with the strongest monthly growth in industrial activity were Durango, Oaxaca, Tamaulipas, Aguascalientes, and Mexico City. At annual rate and with seasonally adjusted series, the states with the most significant increases in their industrial production were Quintana Roo, Durango, Hidalgo, Oaxaca and Yucatan. These increases underscore the dynamism of these regions in terms of industrial production, consolidating their position as engines of growth within the country. In the minerals sector, with original data and at an annual rate

The construction sector has shown great progress so far in 2024, being favored mainly by civil engineering works, followed by building works, and in third place by specialized works. There has been a notable increase in the demand for infrastructure, mainly energy, industrial buildings and parks, storage warehouses, and distribution or logistics points in the country, greatly favoring the construction industry. To initiate new infrastructure projects, the public sector and the private sector must promote the development of productive infrastructure and take advantage of the relocation of

According to La Cámara Nacional el Hierro y el Acero (Canacero) Mexico ranked 15th as a world producer of crude steel in 2021 and generated 672,000 direct and indirect jobs, with an investment of $14,461 mdd in the last 10 years, that is, from 2012 to 2021. A total of 18.5 million tons of crude steel were produced in 2021, a figure that represented a reduction of -8.3% compared to the record figure achieved in 2018. The consumption of finished steel products per capita was 203 kg per year, while the average global consumption was 233 kg per year. Among the main steel producers published by the

The plant of more than 33,500 square meters will employ approximately 1,500 people and will manufacture automotive seating structures, instrument panels and center consoles. The new facility features bioclimatic principles to optimize energy efficiency, which will further the Group's commitment to achieve carbon neutrality by 2045. The 33,500-square-meter plant will employ approximately 1,500 people and manufacture automotive seating structures, instrument panels and center consoles, aligned with industry megatrends in sustainability and the use of lightweight materials. In addition to

The companies present in this pavilion will be able to make their brand known, establish individual relationships with buyers from Latin America and make contact with the main associations in the sector. Glasstech Mexico, focused on machinery and accessories for flat and hollow glass, as well as finished products (windows, doors, and aluminum items), represents an opportunity to meet the main Mexican players in the sector and establish new contacts with operators from all over Latin America. Mexico imported $12 billion in construction products in 2014, reflecting an annual growth rate of 11%

The undersigned office, ICE-Agency Chicago USA by a special selection process has awarded WTWH Media, a leading publisher of magazines specializing in industrial technology with which engineers and manufacturing professionals from all over North America collaborate, the task of editing the next edition of Machines Italia Magazine (henceforth also referred to as the magazine). The magazine is scheduled for distribution in June 2023, through Design World Magazine (20,000 subscribers), Fluid Power World (5,000 subscribers) and Robot Report (5,000 subscribers). Machines Italia magazine will also

According to Takashi Yamazaki, president of Mazak, in recent years many North American companies that established facilities in South Asia or China are returning to North America, either the United States or Mexico. Yamazaki stated that this is not only a trend of U.S.-based companies, but also of Japanese companies that set up their factories in China and are moving their operations to Mexico. Andreas Haimer, president of the Haimer Group, said that the Mexican market has a lot of potential. He explained that important industries such as automotive, aerospace and molds work in Mexico, and