In 2026, the bilateral trade between China and Mexico will continue to stabilize at a scale of 100 billion yuan, and the logic of Chinese enterprises investing in Mexico will undergo a qualitative change: early enterprises mostly leased standard factory buildings, and by 2026, more than 60% of new investment enterprises chose to acquire land and build their own factories, with a planned area of generally 30000 to 100000 square meters, supporting production workshops, warehouses, offices, and electromechanical integration projects.
Industrial cluster formation: The Monterey Automotive Parts Cluster, Queretaro Aerospace Precision Manufacturing, San Luis Potosi Precision Processing, and Juarez Electronic Assembly are four major areas, continuously releasing the demand for large-scale new factory construction projects.