JUN
01
How Taiwan became the indispensable economy?
Fearing a potential conflict in Asia, Western companies are looking to move production out of Taiwan. But severing ties with the self-ruled island will come at a high price for manufacturers.
JUN
15
Okita Iron Works will invest $40 million in Guanajuato.
Okita Iron Works, a leading Japanese company in the production of bearings, reaffirmed its commitment to Guanajuato by investing $40 million due to its competitive advantages and favorable business environment, facilitated by its strategic global location.
JUL
11
Around 80 companies from South Korea are interested in investing in electromobility and semiconductor manufacturing in Mexico.
Thanks to nearshoring, the interest of South Korean companies in establishing themselves in Mexico has increased.
JUN
30
Nearshoring: Asian companies seek consultants in Mexico to guide their relocations.
Through missions, foreign investors visit Mexico to get to know the country, as indicated by the National Chamber of Consulting Companies.
AGO
01
Upward Trend: Growing Korean Investments in Mexico and Close Trade Relationship
Korean investments in Mexico continue to grow, along with trade flows, where Korea is now Mexico's third-largest trading partner.
AGO
15
Japanese company Kaga Electronics will open a new plant in Mexico in April 2024.
The company plans to close its old plant in Mexico to centralize its operations in a new parts assembly factory in the country, which will start operations in April with an investment of 5,000 yen (approximately 34 million dollars).