Monterrey, Nuevo Leon

Monterrey is Mexico’s most dynamic nearshoring base, strategically located near the U.S. border with strong highway, rail, and air links. It produces over 16,000 engineers and technicians annually, fueling growth in machinery, electronics, automation, and logistics solutions. With 40% of Mexico’s largest firms headquartered here and manufacturing exports accounting for 11.5% of the national total, Monterrey is where global supply chains are expanding. Industrial rents have surged 39% since 2022, reflecting strong demand, an opening for companies in traceability, smart logistics, and advanced manufacturing technologies.

Querétaro City, Querétaro

Querétaro is Mexico’s aerospace and advanced manufacturing hub, home to 80+ aerospace firms and strong clusters in automotive, IT, and logistics. Backed by top universities and specialized training centers, it offers a highly skilled talent pool. Its central location and strong connectivity make Querétaro a strategic logistics base, while its pro-business climate continues to attract FDI. For companies in smart manufacturing, Industry 4.0, and engineering services, it provides both talent and access to Mexico’s supply chains.

Mexico City

Mexico City is the country’s decision-making and corporate center, hosting regulators, investors, and multinational HQs. It is also a growing hub for pharmaceuticals, medical devices, and life sciences, alongside infrastructure and professional services. For enterprises in automation, healthcare tech, and high-value components, Mexico City offers entry to buyers, investors, and a broader LATAM market, underpinned by Mexico’s 50+ free trade agreements.

The delegation will join the inaugural Singapore–Mexico Business Forum, held in conjunction with the Presidential State Visit to Mexico, ensuring direct engagement with leading industry leaders and policymakers driving nearshoring and industrial transformation.