Productive Sectors

Aerospace Industry

Companies like Honeywell, Aerospace, Gulfstream, Collins Aerospace, Kearfott, Corning, Eaton, RBC Aerospace Bearing, Ametek, Rockwell Collins, Safran, United Technologies, Esterline, Lockheed Martin, Hutchinson, Chromalloy, GKN Aerospace, Asteelflash, Cobham, CST, TYCO, Volare as others, have operation in the country.

Electronic Industry

From northern-eastern Mexico/U.S. border (Matamoros/Brownsville and Reynosa/Mc Allen South Texas neighbors to northern-center Mexico/U.S. border San Jeronimo/Sta Teresa NM -Ciudad Juarez/El Paso Texas) to northern-western Mexico/U.S. border Tijuana/San Diego CA Mexicali/Calexico CA, there are thousands of employees working on this specific sector.

Automotive Industry

Mexico is one of the global leaders and the fastest growing country in the automotive manufacturing in the world, with low cost labor, high quality production, its proximity to the U.S. through the USMCA (United States – Mexico – Canada) commercial treaty executed on July, 1st 2020, before called NAFTA (North America Free Trade Agreement) that benefited the Industry.

Medical Industrial Manufacturing

Northern-eastern Mexico/U.S. border the cities of Matamoros and Reynosa (Brownsville and McAllen South Texas neighbors) just 350 miles from Houston Texas, largest Medical Hub in the United States, as other Mexico/U.S. borders cities northern-western border - Tijuana and Mexicali well known as North America Number 1 Medical Device Capital...

Energy Industry

There are 94 energy companies installed only in this sector in the northern-eastern Mexico/U.S. border, in cities such as Reynosa and Matamoros and in the State or Tamaulipas, among many other companies installed in the Mexico/US northern-central and northern-western borders, including the interior of the country.

Companies such as; VESTAS, TPI, NORDEX, ENGIE, IBERDROLA, PEMEX, OAK CREEK ENERTHY, ICA, among others.

IT Industry

Mexican universities graduate above 110,000 engineers each year, which represents over 20% of all graduates. The depth of this talent pool has started to draw significant investments from major tech corporations and venture capitalists. The cities of Monterrey, Nuevo Leon State (140 miles distance from the U.S. South Texas border) and Guadalajara, Jalisco State are being called the “Silicon Valley of Latin America.”

Supply for Major Manufacturing

There are many companies that are either in the supply chain or part of other manufacturing clusters in the Mexico/U.S. border (from eastern to western border) including plastics, packaging, home and industrial appliances, sporting goods, apparel, recreational products , furniture, transportation equipment, refurbishing, among many others...

2019 Commercial Trading Between The US and Mexico

Was $614 billion U.S and Mexico trading in 2019

Source report

"U.S.and Mexico Economic Relations: Trends, Issues and Implications"

JUNE 25, 2020