Foreign direct investment in Mexico

1. Framework for the foreign direct investment in Mexico
2. Overview of the foreign direct investment in Mexico
3. Changes and trends in foreign direct investment
4. Foreign Direct Investment by sector, Mexican States, and Country
5. Incentives for the foreign investment
6. Agreements on Reciprocal Promotion and Protection of Investments

The Subject “Foreign direct investment in Mexico” belongs to the following Online Programs taught by EENI Global Business School:

Masters: International Business, Foreign Trade.

Doctorate: Global Trade, American Business.

Languages: or México Mexique Mexico.

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The Foreign direct investment (FDI) has grown in Mexico, owing to its competitive costs compared to other countries, advantage of its geographical location (NAFTA, APEC) and its qualified labour

1. Recently, the foreign direct investment reached a value of 6,058 million dollars, (Heineken's acquisition of FEMSA Beer)
2. The Automotive sector in Mexico represented 6% of the total foreign direct investment
3. Companies like Volkswagen, Fiat, Daimler, Pirelli and General Motors announced investments of 4,000 million dollars for vehicles and parts manufacture
4. Investment in the auto parts sector reached 400 million dollars (530,000 jobs)
5. Investment in the medical devices sector rose to 927.5 million dollars
6. The Medical device industry in Mexico receives 927 million dollars in foreign direct investment0
7. The main FDI sources were the U.S., Switzerland, Germany, and the Netherlands
8. Mexico ranks in the second place in Latin America as a foreign direct investment destination with 23% of the total in software projects in the region
9. Nestlé invested 390 million dollars to increase the productive capacity of its factory in Toluca

States of Mexico	Foreign direct investment
	Total State	% Mexican Participation
Total of Mexico	17,726	100%
Aguascalientes	19	0.1%
Baja California	725	4.1%
Baja California Sur	5	0%
Campeche	13	0.1%
Coahuila	75	0.4%
Colima	0	0%
Chiapas	2	0%
Chihuahua	1,414	8%
Federal district	6,986	39.4%
Durango	212	1.2%
Guanajuato	85	0.5%
Guerrero	-58	-0.3%
Hidalgo	17	0.1%
Jalisco	1,153	6.5%
Mexico	917	5.2%
Michoacán	3	0%
Morelos	6	0%
Nayarit	3	0%
Nuevo Leon	5,097	28.8%
Oaxaca	2	0%
Puebla	153	0.9%
Querétaro	280	1.6%
Quintana Roo	29	0.2%
San Louis Potosí	-4	0%
Sinaloa	10	0.1%
Sonora	109	0.6%
Tabasco	0	0%
Tamaulipas	231	1.3%
Tlaxcala	38	0.2%
Veracruz	77	0.4%
Yucatán	3	0%
Zacatecas	120	0.7%

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